Fiona and Nick were married at Islington Town Hall, London on the 8th January 2011. They held their reception at The Almeida Restaurant, London.

Gabriella and Richard were married at St Mary’s Church Wimbledon on 6th November 2010. They held their reception at The Bank of England Sport’s Centre, London.

Gabriella and her father Geoff walking down the aisle

Richard and Gabriella exchanging vows

Gabriella and Richard’s first kiss

Richard and Gabriella walking down the aisle

This is one of those portraits where everything comes together perfectly – for just a few seconds. As I was photographing Richard and Gabriella in the doorway of the church their daughter Georgia came and joined us. To have this beaming smile from her – at the same time as her Mum and Dad was fantastic.

Gabriella and Richard were driven to the reception in a black cab. Their guests were taken in London red buses (more photos of these will be on the main gallery of photos.)

Gabriella chatting with guests at the reception.

Richard and Gabriella just after walking into their reception.

Geoff’s speech

Richard’s speech

Gabriella’s speech

Great speeches too from best men Tristan and Philip

Gabriella and Richard’s first dance

Gabriella and Richard’s wedding photos will be online by Thursday 2nd December.

Nichola and Ed were married at Islington Town Hall on 29th December 2009.

They held their reception at Altitude, Millbank after driving through the city on old London buses.

Ed with his ushers and best man before the ceremony.

Nichola and her father waiting to go into the ceremony.

Nichol and Ed exchanging their wedding rings.

The ceremony was held in Islington is the council chamber which is a beautiful wood panelled room with red leather chairs.

Nichola walking to the buses that took us all to the wedding reception.

To all future brides reading this post – please note Nichola’s foresight in purchasing a white umbrella…

This has helped transform a wet and windy walk to the bus into an elegant, timeless moment. Just imagine this scene with a red and yellow golf umbrella bearing the logo of a well known investment bank…

Dean pouring bubbly on the bus for Nichola and Ed.

Special mention must got to James and Dean for their superb bar-tending efforts.

Most bar-keeps pour drinks with the benefit of a stable surface beneath their feet. However, as the bus rumbled through the rain streaked London streets, swinging from side to side, Dean and James negotiated the aisle and stairs, bottles in hand.

I’d like to think Reg Varney and Bob Grant from ‘On the Buses’ would have thoroughly approved!

Nichola during the drinks reception.

Ed during the drinks reception.

Altitude is on the 29th floor of Millbank tower. This is the view towards the London Eye.

Nichola, Ed and Nichola’s father during the speeches.

The space at Altitude has a simple, contemporary design. The flat screen TV near the bar was used during the speeches to show messages and photos, and also run slideshows of Ed and Nichola’s early days throughout the rest of the evening.

Nichola and Ed’s first dance.

Don’t try this at home!

To see highlights from Nichola and Ed’s wedding, please click here

To see the full collection from Nichola and Ed’s wedding, please click here

Lucy and Alex were married on December 18th 2009 at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London.

Alex and his best man and ushers.

Lucy waiting in the car before the ceremony.

The Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College is a truly magnificent room.

I’m always surprised at the number of London’s who’ve never been there or even know it exists. It is an architectural jem that is worth a day of anyone’s time to visit.

Lucy and Alex exchanging their wedding rings.

Lucy and Alex signing the register.

Lucy and Alex kissing after walking down the aisle.

After walking down the aisle Lucy and Alex paused, held hands and looked towards me – which meant I was able to take this unexpected and impromtu portrait.

Lucy during the drinks reception.

Alex during the drinks reception.

A group photo of all the family and guests.

What isn’t eveident in this photo is that Tim, my assistant was stood on a chair, holding one of my lights over his head at full stretch.

Even on dark winters days, I try and use flash as little as possible, and Tim’s valliant exertions meant I was able to illuminate the guests – and the surrounds, with a soft, flattering light.

Lucy and Alex walked the length of the Painted Hall to join their guests for dinner.

Alex during his speach.

The top room in the Painted Hall during the speaches.

Alex and Lucy on the stairs leading to the Painted Hall.

Alex and Lucy’s first dance.

To see highlights from Lucy and Alex’s wedding please click here