by stevec | May 12, 2020 | Gloucestershire weddings, Wedding Photography, Wedding tips
Top 5 wedding planners in Gloucestershire The must-have list for brides and groom’s looking for the perfect wedding planner in Gloucestershire Planning your wedding can be a very daunting task. It takes up a lot of time and money as well as adding to your... 
by stevec | Apr 30, 2020 | Gloucestershire weddings, Rural weddings, Summer Weddings, Wedding venues
Weddings at Kiftsgate Court Gardens Gloucestershire Wedding Photography Gloucestershire – Kiftsgate Court Gardens – Catherine and Paul The setting for Catherine and Paul’s wedding at Kiftsgate Court Gardens was stunning and we were lucky with the... 
by stevec | Apr 19, 2020 | Barn weddings, Gloucestershire weddings, Wedding venues
Amazing Weddings at Cripps Stone Barn Gloucestershire As a documentary wedding photographer. I love covering Weddings at Cripps Stone barn Gloucestershire. The Stone Barn was the venue of choice for Rebecca and Clive’s wedding in Gloucestershire. Fantastic... 
by stevec | Apr 15, 2020 | Barn weddings, Gloucestershire weddings
Libby and Graham’s fantastic late Autumn Wedding dayIt was not so long ago back in November when I covered the Cotswold Wedding Cripps Barn Wedding of Libby and Graham in Gloucestershire.Here are a few kind words left by the couple….”Hi Steve, the... 
by stevec | Apr 15, 2020 | Gloucestershire weddings
Becca and Georges Wedding at Manor by the Lake in Cheltenham Earlier this year I covered Becca and George’s wonderful Wedding at Manor by the Lake. Here are a few words from Becca about their story…. A mutual love of Xbox! George and I met on a dating... 
by stevec | Apr 22, 2019 | Gloucestershire weddings, Recommended wedding venues, Rural weddings, Summer Weddings, Wedding Photography, Wedding venues
Fantastic summer Wedding at a very unique Venue It was last June when I photographed the very special Matara Centre Wedding of Haddasah and Matt. The bride’s side of the family was from South Africa and the groom’s from up North in the UK. It’s not...