What a day it was for Olivia & Benjamin’s wedding day and for me to be their wedding photographer. It was a very special day and love to be local. This stunning venue Pitzhanger Manor Ealing is a stunning little historical venue with lots of beautiful rooms and great grounds for photos.

We started off the morning at a airbnb house not far away, a house with great natural light and good space. Which is a photographers dream set up good natural light and space. The harder ones are very small hotel rooms with bad natural light.

We captured Olivia getting ready with her beautiful bridesmaids, parents and her little son Winnie. He was a blast to have around. He is such a smiley little guy with lots of energy. He was part of the whole day and even hit the dance floor at the end of the day.

Isn’t the dress and Winnies outfit stunning? I love Olivia’s dress it’s absolutely a dress that I could see myself choosing as a wedding dress. Perfection in my eyes.

It was a very emotional ceremony with lots of happy tears and laughter. Everyone looked amazing and we couldn’t ask for any better weather and day.

We shortly moved over to Sloans Kitchen a space next door with a good space for dining and dancing with lots of natural light flowing in. The setup was absolutely amazing.

Pitzhanger Manor Gallery is a great little wedding venue in the heart of Ealing Broadway. It has the most amazing rooms with it bespoke wall paper and natural light flowing through the rooms. It has amazing grounds for portraits and group photos which we as photographers love.

The Flowers was done by Louise Click here to find her page. She is a local florist with loads of experience and can make any space look magical. I highly recommend her to you.

Meet Sara & Daniel a couple from the North of Spain, who loves adventures and a good time. A very relaxed and fun couple, we had so much fun during our engagement shoot. We spoke about food, culture and of course their wedding plans.

We met up in Notting Hill to capture the colourful buildings and to get the London streets into the photos. As London is a big part of their lives I felt like it was a great location for them. I had them walking across the zebra crossing and in front of one of the colourful buildings. having them dance and laugh and cuddle up. It was so much fun.

We took a little journey with chats all about their wedding and their Spanish culture towards Victoria park where Daniel proposed to Sara. We came up to the pergola and I had them dance again and lean into each other and look deep into each other eyes. I love letting my couples fall deep into their own little bubble.

We did the whole proposal again and I captured it for them, it was lovely even if it wasn’t the real proposal.

I had them walking on the colourful bridge and of course, we took close-ups and details of the ring. The final was to go to one of the grass fields and have them sit down and get close to each other. They did so well and it was so easy to guide them forward to pose and have some fun. They did extremely well.

I am so happy to have met them and can’t wait to hear more about their wedding plans.

We took a little journey with chats all about their wedding and their Spanish culture towards Victoria park where Daniel proposed to Sara. We came up to the pergola and I had them dance again and lean into each other and look deep into each other eyes. I love letting my couples fall deep into their own little bubble.
We did the whole proposal again and I captured it for them, it was lovely even if it wasn’t real.

I had them walking on the colourful bridge and of course, we took close-ups and details of the ring. The final was to go to one of the grass fields and have them sit down and get close to each other. They did so well and it was so easy to guide them forward to pose and have some fun. They did extremely well.

I am so happy to have met them and can’t wait to hear more about their wedding plans.

The work have really picked up Wow, it’s amazing. It have taken me a a few days to get this sneak peek up for you. I hope you like this photo of Liam & Sophie. I a working on the remaining images from the session at the moment and I can’t wait to share them with you.

I hope you have had a fabulous week with lots of fun and success. Mine have been very busy but extremely fun and productive. Which I love, keep busy and keep growing and learning. Enjoy this image and I will be back soon with the rest. x

Early last Saturday was the day for our engagement photo session, I had my alarm set for 6 am to leave the house by around 8 am latest, I know you guys probably are thinking why would she get up that early. That’s basically because I hate to stress in the morning and want to be able to get ready slowly with a good breakfast and a fresh coffee. If you want to impress me show up with a fresh coffee, hihi.

It was the day of Prince Philip’s funeral so we had to change our schedule a little, to make sure we would make it perfect. We met at Westminster bridge to start the session. The weather was perfect we had the blue sky with the good morning sun looking over the bridge and London eye. We started off with some simple poses and then went on dancing and twirling for a little. Which turned out amazing, what a beautiful couple Christa and Juan are.

They have lived in London for a few years now, Christa is from the USA and Juan is from Nicaragua, they have a connection that Christa’s mother is from Nicaragua too, which is fantastic. They meet up on a Friday for drinks and it quickly extended to a whole weekend and they haven’t looked back since that day. I can honestly understand why they really suit each other and we had lots of fun. Christ is a very funny girl with lots of character. Juan a little harder to get smiles from him but we managed to get a few.

Because they are leaving London to move to Nicaragua the session we planned the session after a few of London’s landmarks. Not Big Ben because of the renovation that makes it look so sad. We choose London Eye, a red telephone box, St James Park, Buckingham Palace, we accidentally passed one pub that their friend owns and we snapped a few photos there and at last at Albert bridge.

It was a really good day and I loved the time spent with them, I hope that I will keep in touch with them and get to see how their future is going.

They won because that they wanted a more different shoot due to leaving the country and I saw the opportunity to shoot the landmarks and make it a bit more touristy but fun. We had some good chats and a coffee on the journey and it was one of the best moments that weekend.

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