Dave and Ros were married  in Lambeth Town Hall, and on the way there we stopped in the doorway of an old church for a few pictures.  Ros particularly wanted a photograph of her three daughters and Dave's son together, and we got an absolute cracker. However, this is the one that ended up on the wall in a big, beautiful frame. It makes me smile every time .

Back from honeymoon, Emma and Gareth came to the studio to see their wedding pictures, and my designs for their album. It was a lovely few hours; champagne, tears and laughter. Emma was the Barefoot Bride in an earlier entry...shoes were a bit of a motif that day , so I've designed an album page to showcase them. Another example of every album being so different!

Here's a silk-covered time capsule, which arrived today all the way from Queensberry in New Zealand. I'm always anxious when I open the box - or boxes, as there's usually more than one album in the order - even though Queensberry have never let me down.

Nanw's Mum, Sioned, is a very talented florist. She provided the stunning flowers for the mock wedding shoot last weekend at Neuadd Lwydd, a beautiful country house hotel on Anglesey. Nanw had been bridesmaid at a family wedding a few weeks before, and had loved her dress and really enjoyed the occasion, so I suggested she might like to get the dress on and join in. She was an absolute star!

Karen and Ben's wedding: at Duke's '92 in Castlefield, on a beautiful day, with wall-to-wall smiles, and more than a few happy tears. Ben nearly lost his voice as he said the words he'd prepared to explain what he felt about them and their commitment. Karen was serene and heartfelt as she did the same, in a loving roomful of their family and friends. We took a few minutes to cross the little bridge and take some shots afterwards, celebrating their day and their happiness. Trains and trams rumbled overhead; inquisitive geese examined us for signs of sandwiches.

The Haughin wedding: part 2. This wedding involved a lot of lovely things. One of them was red. It had Neil's initials as the numberplate (how did he/they DO that?) and it was drop-dead-gorgeous. Mark Rawlings very kindly came up from London to second-shoot this fabulous wedding with me: who'd have thought one man could take so many pictures of one car, eh, Mark? 

Neil arrived at St James's Church with best man Dave in a Ferrari Spyder; Laura arrived with her Dad in a vintage Daimler, at a rather more stately pace. The dress was astonishing: a perfect fairytale, fitted above, floating from the waist down like a proper princess dress. The bouquet? Stunning in every respect - from roses, to arums, to ivy, to berries. As she got out of the car, the bells were pealing out. I was in position inside the church, at the front looking back towards the door, listening to the organist playing as people took their seats.