
WWW reader Corinne and her fiance Gareth had the sweetest engagement shoot.
They headed to The Black Country Museum in the West Midlands, with their family. I so love the vintage feel to this shoot, with the vintage pram and styling. Corinne and her family are totally absorbed in one another, and i love the story of their meeting below :-)
Thanks so much to their amazing photographer Jay Mountford Photography for sharing her gorgeous images with us today;

“We met a few years back on a Forest School training course. I sat at his table because I thought he was gorgeous and the type of man I had always fancied but never actually dated. It was a week long residential course so we got to know each other really well. On the day before the last day we went for a walk and he confessed his feelings for me and asked if he could see me again! We kept walking and have continued to walk together. On that course I was nicknamed Scuffer and it’s what he always calls me.”



“Gareth proposed a last year, we were walking along the beach, he disappeared for a while. We carried on walking and then on the way back he stopped and got me to look over the wall and he’d written “Scuffer, I love you, will you marry me?” in the sand, when I looked at him he was down on one knee and holding a beautiful antique ring.”




“We had the photo shoot at The Black Country Museum as we used to live near there and we love the place, it also meant Jay could take our photos. It was such a lovely day, totally relaxed and lots of fun. Hopefully our wedding will be the same.”







“We plan to have a quick registry office wedding followed by a hand fasting ceremony at the place in Sheffield where we met, we are very outdoorsy and like the idea of an outdoor wedding (it is also planned for anniversary of the date we met!). Gosh, we sound like a soppy couple.”




Thanks so much to Corinne and Gareth for sharing their story today, if their engagement shoot is anything to go by their wedding will be amazing :-) XOXO Lou
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Zoe says:
Oh my word - thats all sorts of amazing!!! WOW WOW WOW!! LOVING it xx
Aria Sandis says:
Thank you soooo much for featuring my bouquet by www.crystalbouquetsboutique.com in your shoot and blog. I absolutey love these pictures they capture the romance and vintage nostalgia brilliantly. I think Jay Mountford has done an amazing job capturing all the love in this gorgeous family. Love Aria xxx
Joanna says:
Amazing, everything is perfect, from the family to the location and, of course, the quality of the photographs, they really do look like they were taken years ago but with the clarity and quality of a modern camera!
Claire Penn Photography says:
LOVE these... oh my word... can't wait to see the wedding photos! Jay you are one clever sausage. :)
HonieBuk says:
What a lovely story and I love the idea of the Vintage theme on location. Some very lovely photos to treasure for years to come and yes, hopefully your wedding goes as well. Congratulations!
Andy Garfitt says:
Lovely stuff Jay, such a nice "mood" to these x
shelly says:
Aww Jay, you rock lady. See, you and the old vintage processing are like old mates. Sweet bird! x
Corinne says:
Thanks for sharing our photos, it makes me smile every time I look at them!
Chris Thornton says:
Adorable! Lovely work Jay.
Emma SignatureFlorist says:
Jay has captured the family and their love for each otehr superbly! Can't wait to see the wedding!!
Hot Chocolates - Clayton says:
Love the style of these pics... it's like a walk back in memory lane! oxox
Adeline Tye says:
Super cute!! Love the 'catching ducks fairground game'!
Chris Seddon says:
Some tasty black & whites there Jay! Like what Andy said, a really great mood to these. You can tell it was a fun day out for all! :)
Lou says:
wow what amazing comments, thanks so so much everyone :-)) xxxx