Lucia and Stuart were married at The Bath Priory, a hotel housed within a picturesque Georgian building in central Bath.

On the weather-front, Natalie and Edward’s celebration was certainly a day of two halves.

Hollin and Charlie had actually attended their legal ceremony earlier that week and had asked me to come along and photograph their celebration which took place a couple of days later.

It seems as though the sun is destined to shine every time I visit Elmhay Park!

I had been looking forward to Lucy and Simon’s Wedding from the moment they had first contacted me!

Sarah and Steve were married on Easter Saturday - a beautiful sunny and warm day - at the amazing Clevedon Hall.

It’s been a little while since I photographed a wedding at Coombe Lodge so I was excited to return for Hannah and Phil’s big day.

When Penelope and Oli got in touch to discuss their wedding plans, I was excited to hear that they were getting married at Elmhay Park in Frome, a venue that I was aware of but one that I hadn’t photographed before.

Hamswell House was a new venue for me so when Dulcie and Sam got in touch to ask if I would like to shoot their wedding there, I jumped at the chance.

I can’t quite remember how many “Plan B’s” that Chrissy and James had got up to. But after a postponement, a change in date and also a change in venue, they were finally married at Holy Trinity Church in the centre of Frome with their reception taking place at the beautiful Priston Mill.

As soon as Rasheda said those magic words “it’s a Tipi wedding in a field” I was sold! I always love celebrations like this - they are so relaxed with a real family feel and that was certainly the case for this wedding.

After postponing their wedding by three months and then drastically cutting down their guest list to fit in with current government guidelines, Lauren and Ben were finally married at a very intimate celebration at the beautiful Roman Baths.