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Faye and Ken's wedding at Hazlewood Castle on Sunday, 28 February 2010

Today it was our absolute pleasure to share the wedding celebrations of Faye and Ken in the beautiful setting of Hazlewood Castle, where the couple married surrounded by close family and friends in a very intimate civil ceremony in the Victoria Room.  It was obvious from our first meeting with Faye and Ken that we would have a fantastic day with them.  They are such a lovely couple and they were so easy to work with.  Even though the weather was extremely cold, they were happy to go along with our suggestions for photographs and we were delighted that despite the forecast of heavy rain and strong winds, it managed to stay dry all day and Faye's beautiful smile never faded, despite the goosebumps!  With the family group photographs taken care of pretty quickly, we spent some time having fun with the bridal party before they disappeared inside to get warm.  We spent the remaining time with Faye and Ken before heading inside to take photographs of the Old Dining Room all set up for the wedding breakfast where everyone sat together around one huge oval table.  Hilarious speeches followed and afterwards, we joined the couple in the Elderflower suite to capture some romantic images for them.  As Faye and Ken had decided on a last dance rather than a first dance, the final images to end their coverage were some amazing night shots in the castle courtyard.  Thank you Faye and Ken for choosing us to share such a wonderful, happy day.  It was our privilege to be your wedding photographers.

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Louise and Chris's wedding at Hazlewood Castle, Tadcaster on 25 August 2009

It was a pleasure to return to one of our favourite venues - Hazlewood Castle - and even more of a pleasure to share Louise and Chris's celebrations. We arrived to photograph Louise's preparations, her beautiful floaty gown and her accessories and we were greeted by an atmosphere of calm. After this, we left Louise to join a slightly more nervous Chris and keep him occupied with being photographed for a while. Louise and Chris married in a civil ceremony in the Old Dining Room and the rain stayed away long enough for us to cover the group photographs and grab a few photographs of the couple together. The heavens opened just before it was time for us to go inside to take shots of the room all set up for the wedding breakfast. After dinner and speeches, thankfully the rain had stopped and we were able to get outside and have some laughs with the bridal party and to get the relaxed and fun shots which were so important to Louise and Chris. This relaxed and happy atmosphere was apparent throughout the entire day and Louise and Chris wanted the photographs to reflect this. After spending some time making the most of the remaining daylight and the beautiful grounds for romantic photographs of the couple together, it was back inside for the evening party and first dance. Louise and Chris hired a ceilidh band who kicked off the dancing with a snowball waltz which was a great way of getting people on to the dance floor. The finale to a wonderful day was an amazing firework display which delighted the guests. Thank you Louise and Chris for choosing us to share your wedding day in the company of such lovely, friendly people.

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