Sometimes all you need is a pretty location, a great bunch of people and a whole load of imagination. That’s exactly what Lauren and Nathan did and what they were able to create was nothing short of incredible.

A few unfortunately circumstances wasn’t stopping these two from having their special day – having brought their wedding forward a year due to work commitments.

I’ve never been to Meadow Tree Farm in Hampshire before but this place is seriously cool – nestled in the woods with plenty of relatively untouched awesomeness.

I’ve developed a real soft spot for humanist ceremonies. They’re so personal and genuine – there’s not much that can top it, other than a humanist ceremony outside in the forest – so Lauren and Nathan did a pretty good job on that front.

The whole day was just so much fun and chock-a-block full of personal touches. I mean come on, we even had personalised picnic hampers!

I knew their wedding was going to be a good’n after their engagement session last year and these two certainly didn’t disappoint – Lauren and Nathan are clearly made for each other and there were more than a few glassy eyes among the guests.

I like Disney as much as the next person – I mean, who doesn’t love Ratatouille? But Roberta and Mike really do take this to the next level.

When I heard that their wedding was going to be chock-a-block full of Disney and other ‘geeky’ television references – not going to lie, I was a little worried that I’d be able to take ‘moody’ enough shots of Donald Duck’s big colourful head.

However, what Roberta and Mike managed to do was create something truly awesome – maintaining an incredible level of class, elegance and most importantly, personality. I mean come on, there was even a TARDIS in the lobby (built by the awesome Bren Carter)!

Can I just say that Rockbeare Manor really is a spectacular venue. There’s a first time for everything and this place really didn’t disappoint.

Roberta and Mike’s are an absolute dream to photograph. They’re just so unbelievably comfortable together and totally up for anything to get the shot. I knew it was going to be a good’n after the awesomeness of their engagement session up on Glastonbury Tor!

Big up to Mike for the shot idea on the balcony before the ceremony. It’s going to hurt every time I have to tell someone that this wasn’t all me!

The evening was an eclectic mix of Disney/Ska bangers played by the one and only Dizney Rascal. Try and spot the kid that was CLEARLY loving it…

Thanks so much for having us guys – we absolutely LOVED every moment of it (especially the cake).

*RIDICULOUSLY BEAUTIFUL WEDDING ALERT*

Lucy and Dhiran’s wedding at the stunning Kingston Maurward House in Dorset was, for lack of a better word, ridonculous.

What’s could possibly be better than an outdoor civil ceremony in the gardens right on the water? Oh yeah, a beautifully ornate Hindu ceremony for dessert!

With so much going on, my second photographer spent most of the morning chasing Dhiran around Kingston Maurward as he effectively delegated a whole load of tasks to his friends and family. Things were a little more relaxed at Lucy’s parents house!

Both ceremonies were absolutely stunning and it’s always good fun shooting a Hindu ceremony as there’s just so much culture to absorb and document! We even managed to squeeze in some croquet lessons beforehand – whoever would have thought?

Thanks so much for having us guys, we had an absolute blast!