Karen and Ben were married at St Alfege’s Church, Greenwich on the 10th December 2011. They held their reception at the Old Royal Naval College, London.

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.

Liz and James were married at Hanbury Manor on December 19th 2009.

It was a snowy outside, but bright sunlight filled the rooms in the early part of the day.

Liz walking down the old stairway.

‘A big memory for me from the day,’ explained James later, ‘was turning around and seeing Liz walking up the aisle.’

Liz and James exchanging their vows during the ceremony. A special mention to James’ sister, who is sat in the background of this picture and smiled serenley throughout the ceremony!

Liz and James first kiss. Poles Hall is a great location for a wedding. Its a large room, but has a very intimate feel which meets the guests feel very involved in the emotion of the ceremony.

These are one of the family portraits that were taken in a room pre-prepared by the staff at Hanbury, with a roaring log fire nearby.

Liz and James decided to brave the cold and in a few short minutes we took some photos in the snow as the sun began to set.

James during his speach.

‘It came out about a million times better than I thought it would,’ said James. ‘ I was really worried, but I did some improvisation and it seemed to go down really well.’

Hanbury Manor at night.

Liz and James during their first dance.

‘I just loved every single minute,’ said Liz. ‘Its amazing having all your friends and family in the same room. Its just been the best day ever.’

Liz throwing her boquet – which ended up in James’ sisters hands!

To see highlights from Liz and James Wedding click here

To see the full collection from Liz and James Wedding click here

‘When Alexandra arrived at the church,’ said her Dad, ‘she just looked so beautiful…’

‘We stood in the doorway to the church,’ he continued. ‘It was a very touching moment for me, and I wished her all the best for the future.’

Alexandra and John got married on 7th February 2009 at St Thomas of Canterbury, Wood Green. It was a bitterly cold day, but the sun was out and everyone was in fantastic spirits. Father Austin, who conducted the service, did a wonderful job, with his relaxed and warm welcome, and thoughtful sermon.

Jenny, one of Alexandra’s bridemaids said, ‘It’s amazing to see your best friend get married. I was so happy to see her and John tying-the-knot I cried.’

Is that confetti or a blizard?

We arrived at the wedding reception venue, Leez Priory, just in time to take some photos outside. ‘I’m so excited to be starting the next chapter of my life,’ said John, ‘and starting it with Alex.’

It was, by all accounts, flippping freezing! But everyone agreed it was worth a couple of cold moments to get some photos with the snow.

Soon it was dark, and Leez Priory looked magical.

John’s best men, Jan, and his brother Graham were absolutely brilliant. So good, in fact, I think they should hire themselves out as professional best men. They organised the whole day with a light touch and huge amounts of humour. Just before the speeches Jan mentioned that he’d make the crowd laugh – and I quote – ‘Even if I have to get naked.’ Fortunately it didn’t come to that. He had everyone in stitches from his opening line…

Alex and John cutting the cake

The fireworks lit up the night sky – a fitting finale to a great day.

‘It’s gone by so quickly,’ said Alex, ‘I can’t remember everything that’s happened!’

Well the good news is that all the photos from the day are online – plus an Audio-Slideshow with interviews – so Alex, John and their family and friends can re-live the whole day.

Photos / Audio-slideshow are now online: Alex and John’s Wedding Day – Tavistock Avenue Photography – Recent Weddings

This is something completely new… a series of interviews throughout the day from the bride, groom and all the wedding party. 

Michelle and Rupert were married at The Reid Rooms in Essex. You can listen to their day below:   

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And you can see photos from their day by going to: Recent Weddings

Louise and David were married at Maidens Barn on November 22nd 2008. It was a beautiful sunny day – but also absolutely freezing!

The Barn before the guests arrive, with an unusual wedding cake in the style of famous painter and award winning baker, Piet Mondrian.

David before the ceremony

Louise and her sister just after they arrived. Two quick pictures, then into the warmth.

Louise with a proud Dad

The wedding ceremony

Louise and David after the ceremony

Braving the cold again. Two quick pictures and then inside…

Louise and David wanted a real emphasis on natural, reportage style photographs. So after some breif family photos I spent my time during the drinks reception photographing Louise and David mingling and chatting with their friends and family.

Maidens Barn is a notch above many other barns. It has been thoughfully renovated, and tastefully decorated.

Cheers!

Louise and David’s wedding will always have at least one abiding memory for everyone who was there… …probably the craziest first dance witnessed this side of ‘Youtube.’

Each table was asked to vote for one of six songs and the Madness song, ‘Baggy Trousers’ was selected. Cue lots of leaping about and general daftness…

All the photos from Louise and David’s wedding are online. To see them, click here