Wowsa, another beautiful venue and another gorgeous couple! 

You may remember Kay and Graham from a blog post I wrote a while ago now about beautiful baby Jack. I photographed this couple's gorgeous new son when he was only 6 weeks old! I also took some family photos for them for Christmas with Graham's daughter Ellie who was three at the time. I was absolutely thrilled when Kay asked me to photograph their wedding last September! 

The pair were engaged last May, so only had a small amount of time to get everything sorted for their big day. Kay later told me that she was glad she had a time limit on planning as it helped her make decisions quicker and easier! They chose the gorgeous venue of Gosfield Hall in Essex, which I loved from the moment I saw it! Kay and her bridesmaids readied themselves in the stunning gold and cream bridal suite, while Graham and the boys dressed at the other end of the building in their own suite. I took a quick dash along the corridors to make sure that I got a snap of his accessories before the ceremony!

I met Graham in the ceremony room with little Jack, who looked like Graham's mini-me in his matching suit! The long, wood panelled room was a stunning room to hold the ceremony. The couple even took a post-marriage selfie on a selfie stick with the guest in the background! It was a beautifully sunny day for September so all the guests filtered out into the sunshine to relax. Instead of confetti, Kay and Graham opted to have ribbons on sticks that the guests waved like wands! I lined the guests up for the couple to walk through the centre and the results were incredible! I never knew ribbons could look so good! 

During the wedding breakfast there was a surprise for us all! The father of the bride had hired Opera singers to dress as staff, who then burst into song during the main course! They really got the guests going by getting them to wave napkins in the air and join hands in time with the songs! It was amazing! The first dance was beautiful to watch, followed by a daddy/daughter dance which literally brought the whole room to tears! It was so emotional!