Elham, near Canterbury, in Kent is largely made up of Grade II listed buildings and the Church of St Mary the Virgin is no exception. An Anglican church it dates back to the 13th Century and is very much the centre-point of the community.
It was a gorgeously warm and sunny day for Greg & Katie and perfect for wedding photography, oh and a wedding! Greg & Katie had chosen some wonderful, current music for the ceremony which we managed to work into their slideshows (links at the bottom).
We were with the happy couple for around 11 hours (as well as for their rehearsal) and produced over 900 wedding images. Here’s just a few;
Luckily, Greg remembered he sleeves the next day...
We love shoes (not Greg's...), the selenium tone really suited these.
This gorgeous shot of Katie was treated with a slight cream tone. Michelle dialled in some over exposure to blow the windows and soften the edges.
Thanks to Photoshop, we saved Greg & Katie a few pounds with the DVLA.
Greg was wondering if he had the right church, where is everyone?
Ah, it's ok, here she is! Beaming!
Ahh, couldn't resist putting this in.
The rolling green hills of the Elham Valley make a wonderful backdrop.
We had to put these in, Katie made them herself, beautiful.
The soft glow of the DJ lights, just after the coordinated MC Hammer dancing.
6 May 2014
