I so love Jen and Ben’s engagement shoot, carefree, fun and light filled images which i am sure they are going to treasure forever. Do read Jen’s words at the bottom too, i love their story.
Thanks so much to the amazing Albert Palmer Photography for sharing his incredible images with us today… swoon…
Afternoon WWWers, i am leaving you with this last post for the working week and its a goodie :-)
Katie and Scott are totally head over heels for one another (their commentary is a must read) which makes for the sweetest images. Combine that with the über cool Brick Lane in London, Alexander McQueen shoes, a stunning ring and gorgeous light and it creates these beautiful shots.
Thanks so much to the amazing Miki Photography for sharing his images today, here is what he had to say about the shoot;
“Katie & Scott are getting married in Sept and for their engagement shoot we decided to do it around the Brick Lane area because that’s around the area they both used to live when they first got together. Scott especially knew all the cool nooks and crannies and highlight of the shoot must have been the 10mins we got shoot on an abandoned car park roof (Scott old teen hang out place) before security chased us off — but it was well worth it! Katie & Scott were a real joy to shoot because the chemistry between them is sooo electric and they must hands down win PDA couple of the year award! : ) I think they would have gladly continued all the poses whether I had been there or not — lol! But I think they look fabulous and what I feel you get from the photos is their amazing sense of connection.”
Katie: “I work in TV Production and so for the shows we film we always need couriers, messengers and cars. Scott works for the firm we used and was my liaison so around filming time would always we’d be spending loads of time together working and then all of us hang out after filming was done, but it was always seasonal so obviously whilst filming we’d see each other all the time but once a show was done we wouldn’t see each for months.”
Scott: “This seeing Katie and then not seeing her went on for 2 years but I’d never have an excuse to call her once filming was done and whenever we went out it was always in the context of a group people, so whilst we’d spent loads of times talking together, laughing, joking we were always in the company of other people. Then one night after all going out, I walked her home and persuaded her to go for one more drink. Finally I’d got her alone and I asked her out. 1 and a half years later (apart from work) we’ve never spent a night apart and in fact in the first six months we were together everyday.”
I fell in love with this couple as soon as i spotted Anna’s amazing glasses… Anna i have serious glasses envy here hehe!
In all seriousness, i love Anna and Jamie, they are carefree, fun and totally stylish. They kept their engagement shoot simple, heading down to Ashdown Forest, with some outfit changes, a cute blanket and some fun props.
Just wait to you heard Anna’s fab account in the feature, she’s so much fun and their wedding sounds incredible.
Thanks so much to the awesome Annamarie Stepney Photography for sharing her fantastic imagery with us today;
Bride to be Anna tells me how she met Jamie; “Jamie and I met in 2008 in our favourite bar in East London. We got on like a house on fire and after discovering we both hailed from Nottingham and were born in the same year, got on to the subject of schools. Scarily, my mum had taught him English Lit at A’Level. Even more spookily, I remember his final essay, as my mum suggested I read it, as it was on Trainspotting. Awful handwriting. There was no way I was going to try and decipher that scrawl. Our whole first date was spent working out if we may have met/snogged/ignored each other in our regular hangout, Rock City. Conclusion: Probably.”
I love unusual engagement shoots, so when i saw the location of this one i got a tad excited.
Adam and Jill had their shoot at a bowling alley after the weather altered their shoot plans. I love these bright and fun shots.
Never worry about the weather guys, if you have the right photographer you will always end up with amazing images, just as this shoot shows us.
Thanks so much to the amazing Source Images for sharing their gorgeous images today, here is a little more about the shoot;
“Our wedding was taking place in an old converted country barn so we would have plenty of country shoots, we thought. We arrange to meet just outside their studio in Cookham and go from there but the weather was not on our side. In the morning of the shoot we received a phone call from Ines saying it’s pouring down with rain and would we like to re arrange a shoot for a sunnier day. Looking at our calendars it was hard enough to match this date so we said no, let just go with it. And if it rains at least we can catch up for a drink and sort the final details for the wedding. Then Ines suggested a bowling alley just down the road from us as an alternative option. It was a new style arcade with lots of games and a lovely bawling alley. I love the images they produced for us. We had so much fun taking pictures and it didn’t matter that it was such a horrible & rainy day outside. They did an amazing job and we are so happy to have them as our wedding photographers.”
When i first clapped eyes on these images, i have to say i was really rather blown away. Who would have thought they were in Sheffield, it looks as though they came straight over from the US. Amazing modern backdrops, gorgeous light and a stunningly stylish couple… WOW.
Look out for the fun GIF at the end too :-)
Thanks so very much to the amazing Tierney Photography for sharing his imagery with us today…
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