When Mike moved out of his house, little did he know that his future wife would move into the very room he had vacated! He kept in touch with his old house mates and two years later called in for a cup of tea where he finally met Rachel. Four days later they were on…
As with all weddings, the first thing I did that morning is check the weather forecast. Yellow Weather Warning. Again. It’s been one of those “Summers”. It was accurate too – it never stopped raining. All. Day. Long. We made the most of it though. Louise and Mark were married in Hotel Doolin in a…
Laura and Henry were married in Doolin church and held their reception in a marquee overlooking the rugged Doolin coastline. Even though they are based in the UK, Doolin is home for Laura and is a special place for both of them – in fact I got a proud, personalised tour from them when I…
Tessa and Shugi travelled all the way from Hawaii to get married in Lisheen Castle. Tessa’s family are Murphy’s so we all got on like a house on fire (well, once they got used to me photographing all the little “real” details and stopped tidying up every time they saw me coming! 😉 ). They…
Where do I even start with Alison and Jamie’s wedding?! Maybe describing one conversation with a random guest will sum it up. So, to set the scene, it was late in the night. I had photographed the first dance along with a good selection of random dance floor madness. I was just about to start…
I photographed Amanda’s sister Noelle’s wedding in the depths of Winter so I had been looking forward to revisiting their home this Summer. It was worth the wait too, the garden looked fantastic and everyone was in high spirits – with Amanda’s mother Denise pulling off the mother of all photo bombs! So subtle! 😉…
Gina and David were married in Ballylongford chuch and held their reception in the Woodlands House Hotel in Adare. The emotions of such an important day obviously went to David’s head when he surprised Gina with flowers that morning. For the first time. EVER. You’ve set a dangerous precedent my friend – nothing short of…