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Rachel and Simon's wedding at Hazlewood Castle on Sunday, 11 April 2010

Rachel and Simon married in an intimate civil ceremony in the Victoria room witnessed by a few close family and friends, followed by a blessing in St Leonard's chapel, beautifully conducted by the Rev Ian Walton.  We have to mention what a wonderful man Ian is and he always does everything he can to help ensure that we get the best possible photographs during the ceremony.  We really appreciate his kindness. 

Rachel and Simon are a lovely, relaxed and easy going couple and they were a pleasure to work with.  They were more than happy to let us do our own thing regarding their photographs and having got the main group shots done, we spent some time with them around the grounds of Hazlewood Castle before it was time to go inside and photograph the Great Hall set up for the wedding breakfast.  After dinner, we headed outside again and one of the shots shows what happens when you invite firemen to your wedding!!  

Thank you Mr and Mrs Hill for choosing us to capture your fun filled wedding day.  It was a pleasure to be invited to join you and your family and friends.

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Our next wedding fair of the spring 2010 season is at Hazlewood Castle near Tadcaster on Sunday, 7 February.  Please come along and have a chat with us about your wedding photography.  You will find us in the State Drawing Room.  All our packages represent exceptional value for money but to make your wedding budget go that bit further, we will have a choice of special offers available.  We look forward to seeing you!     

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Melissa and Charles's wedding at Helmsley Church and the Black Swan Hotel on 26 September 2009

Melissa married Charles on a blazing hot day in the pretty church in the picturesque market town of Helmsley and the weather made it hard to believe that this was the end of September! After taking a few detail and accessory shots for Melissa at the Black Swan Hotel, we met up with Charles and his attendants downstairs for their preparations, drinks and fixing of buttonholes before heading to the church. With the church literally at stone's throw away, Melissa walked to the ceremony with her proud dad, John. After the ceremony and congratulations outside the church, we walked back to the Black Swan Hotel for the drinks reception and after completing the group photographs, we left the guests to enjoy the sunshine whilst we headed off with Melissa and Charles to the ruins of Helmsley castle. The couple's preference was for classical style photographs and we were very happy to oblige as this style is timeless and elegant, but with such a fabulous location we couldn't pass up the opportunity to create something with a "wow" factor for the lovely Melissa - she looked just amazing! The short time we had passed all too quickly and we had to get back to the Black Swan in time for the start of the wedding breakfast. We would have loved longer taking photographs around the castle ruins - what a stunning location it is! After dinner, speeches and the cutting of the cake, we made the most of the last of the daylight for informal and candid shots outside before Melissa and Charles took to the dance floor, Melissa having swapped the ivory bow on her silk gown for lovely black one. We hope you are enjoying your honeymoon in America and thank you so much for choosing us to record your special day.

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