Stuart and Rebecca met each other online, fell in love, moved in and got engaged all in the space of a year. A year later, they were married. We did some engagement shoots and these are from their wedding day. They had singers, choirs, soloists, karoake; as a musician and teacher, Rebecca had every facet of the music industry involved in her wedding, including a jazz band to accompany her wedding breakfast. What a stylish event and a joy to cover.
Ali Gaudion, The Chichester Wedding Photographer, shooting in a natural, candid style ... with a bit of glamour thrown in
Showing posts with label West Sussex Photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Sussex Photographer. Show all posts
Monday, 9 December 2013
Winter Wedding at Fontwell House, West Sussex, Chichester
Thursday, 7 November 2013
Commerical Photography of New Nursery in Emsworth, Chichester, West Sussex
Check this out. My buddy and child minder who spent 3 years looking after my girls and my friends girls started out in her house. This year she started her own Nursery. With a builder for a husband, she was able to create a state of the art nursery with all the technical and not so technical extra special features you would expect from a nursery. A few are: underfloor heating for the babies room; FINGER ID entry for the PARENTS!; free coffee and sofas in the waiting lobby; screens to sit and watch your little loves while you wait; a massive garden; organic chef; and lots of cute merchandise. She has done a great job - Well Done Gemma!
Sunday, 4 August 2013
Wedding in Funtington West Sussex, Wedding Outside
I was delighted when asked by a local chap to cover a wedding 1 miles from my house. Last minute, as in 4 days ago and very easy going it was too. The couple were from Germany; Steph and Sven, who wanted to experience their uncles village church wedding bless. They bought with them the most incredible set up for the garden; a honeycomb type canopy and wooden benches ... the guests were lovely. It wasn't until the ceremony that we realised that the bride hadn't had enough to eat or drink. The Vicar, Father Charles, was just about to marry them, when she almost toppled. So, after 20 minutes with her legs up on a chair, they were married, sitting down, in front of a fan.
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