Elegant, simple and romantic wedding photography and portrait photography in London, Hertfordshire, UK, Sweden and overseas
Kirsti and Richard waited 15 years before finally deciding to get married. As Kirsti said, sometimes it just takes people longer to get to that place. But once they were ready they didn’t waste time and decided to plan for an autumn wedding day in only 6 months. After settling on Italy as their dream...
Beautiful.
And that cake… Totally want a piece of it! :)7 November 2010 – 21:32
Oh Tamara, that is truly stunning and I have to say that the location looks exactly like the place I recently did a portrait shoot in! That client is engaged so I’m gasping to go and shoot her wedding.
You did a beautiful job x7 November 2010 – 22:50
Wonderful images – love the bride getting ready photos and the stairs shot too – what a great reaction from the bride and groom at the viewing too!7 November 2010 – 23:20
What a beautiful elegant wedding! You captured it perfectly! And I love the cake ;-)8 November 2010 – 07:55
Bellissima! Simply astonishingly beautiful – I love everything about Kirsti, from her hair to that wonderful vintage wedding dress. The photography captures the elegance and sophistication of the day perfectly – heavenly.8 November 2010 – 23:06
Really beautiful and classic images. Love the one of the back of the bride in front of the window and the movement in the last photo x10 November 2010 – 00:15
WOW Tamara, beautiful pictures… and Kirsti was amazing! I wish a lot of happiness to them.
Eva15 November 2010 – 23:51
Kirsti and Richard got married at the weekend in Tuscany. I had never been to that region of Italy before, but despite being there for less than 48 hours, I have totally fallen in love. I can’t wait to share Kirsti and Richard’s whole wedding with you, but in the meantime, here’s a sneak peek.
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Great shot! Looking foward to seeing the rest!20 October 2010 – 10:19
Gorgeous Tamara. Cant wait to see some more of them.29 October 2010 – 15:56
I have been neglecting my blog recently. Not because I have nothing to share, but because I have so much to do, something has to give. Temporarily at least. But I’m going to be slowly catching up over the coming weeks, not least because this weekend I am photographing my last wedding of the summer...
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All week the rain was pouring down and I began to firm up my Plan B (rainy day wedding plans). The forecast wasn’t brilliant for Mr and Mrs B’s wedding day either, but in true weather prediction style, after a grey start, the sun came out and stayed with us all day shining down on...
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Brocket Hall is one of England’s finest stately homes and it’s past visitors reads like a who’s who …in history. The opportunity for a photographer to be lucky enough to shoot here is very rewarding professionally. Tamara your images are beautiful and clever. Not only have you shot classically to empathise with the history and grandeur, through your post production, cropping, angles and lens choice conveyed a relevance to what modern professional wedding photography is and should be. Beautiful work, Mr & Mrs B should be delighted and thrilled as no doubt you will be.
Best Wishes Chris Hanley5 October 2010 – 20:22
Really beautiful! My favourites are the veil shot, the bride having her makeup done and them coming down the stairs. Great job! x5 October 2010 – 21:30
Lovely wedding! Love all the detail shots!5 October 2010 – 23:00
Stunning!!! Brocket Hall is a amazing venue, you have definitely done it justice!! Mark.31 January 2012 – 13:51
Belinda and Matt got married in a local village church at the weekend in a small but beautiful ceremony. The church happened to be holding it’s annual harvest festival at the weekend too so the whole building was decorated with leaves, apples and jars of homemade preserves! The sun shone down on the couple and,...
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