I think the thing that I like most about shooting at Hornington, apart from the endless stream of coffee, is how it's all in one place.  Everyone gets ready there. The bride, the groom and all the guests.  On a morning, I can just wander through the house and grab natural, relaxed documentary shots of people going about their morning. You get a load of lovely natural family stuff.

It’s fair to say that last summer was absolutely brilliant for me. I’ve been ‘off my feet busy’ (which is why I’m only just getting round to blogging this wedding now!) and I’ve loved every minute of it & met some fantastic people. I think I’ve also met some of the most chilled out Brides and Grooms in the country. That’s where Kate & Timay come into the equation. Their wedding back at the start of June has definitely been one of my highlights

Briony & Liam actually got married a couple of years ago now, but I wanted to include the wedding on my new website, because The Woodlands Hotel in Leeds is one of my favourite venues. It’s definitely one of the best & I’d love to work there again (I will be next year as I have a booking there!).

Meg & Harry (Not that Meg & Harry) got married in Leeds at Left Bank.  If you're not familiar with Left Bank, it's a gorgeous old church that's now been converted to a inclusive community space for creativity & culture. And also weddings.  It still has the character of a church inside, but it's now all open space which is great because it can be used for almost anything from exhibitions to theatre.

I love to photograph weddings in stately homes, country houses, barns, teepees and marquees.  There is always something special about a city centre wedding though.  I can’t quite put my finger on it.  It could be that the scenery is completely different and as a photographer, it gives a different set of challenges to a tranquil countryside wedding.

Miranda & Austin had their fantastic intimate day in not one, but two of the best venues in Yorkshire.  They had their ceremony at Temple Newsam in Leeds. Then, it was off to the Yorkshire countryside, for the reception meal at Harewood House.

Sian & Adam definitely have their own style.  They love video games and Sian loves Crochet.  That was how they decided on the theme for this lovely wedding day in Leeds, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.