Noelle & Cian – Quick Pick
I’m loving this photograph from Noelle & Cian’s amazing winter wedding in Dromoland Castle recently – more coming soon! 🙂
I’m loving this photograph from Noelle & Cian’s amazing winter wedding in Dromoland Castle recently – more coming soon! 🙂
Rosie and Colm were married in Quin Church and held their reception in the Old Ground hotel in Ennis. Rosie and Colm are both living in New York at the moment so I had just met Rosie a few days before the wedding. However, Rosie’s mum was the wedding planner extraordinaire for the weddings so I felt like I knew Rosie before we ever met. She would definitely give Franc a run for his money! 😉
Things I loved about Rosie and Colm’s wedding:
Here’s a little taster of their day…
Happy New Year everyone! My first post of 2014 is this photo of a pure gentleman. Malacky was the driver of the wedding car at Rosie and Colm’s wedding. He is a very close friend of the family so it was great that he was the driver on the day. I made this quick portrait…
Deirdre & John had a civil service in St Camillus’ registry office, but beforehand I joined them in King John’s Castle to take some natural photographs of them with their families. It was really lovely – so natural, relaxed, personal and intimate. I loved it! And we got a great sunset after the ceremony – bonus!
King John’s castle has had a major revamp since the last time I photographed a wedding there. It’s really nicely done and worth a visit.
Things I loved about Deirdre and John’s wedding:
Here’s a little taster of their day…
As 2013 draws to close I’m looking back over the year to evaualte how I got on and plan on how I can do even better for 2014. It’s an annual review, but as well as being the employee I’m also the boss! I’ve been a member of the SWPP (Society of Wedding and Portrait…
Emma and Declan were married in Ardagh Church in Co. Limerick and had their reception in the Woodlands Hotel in Adare. They are living in Australia but unfortunately they didn’t bring the weather home with them! It was the wettest wedding I’ve photographed so far but everyone was in high spirits and we made the most of it. In the end, I used a little sheltered area so that Emma and Declan were kept dry while I got some photographs of them just as darkness fell. We got a lovely deep blue dusk sky as a background to camouflage the weather!
Things I loved about Emma & Declan’s wedding:
Here’s a little taster of their day…
Bridget and David were married in Ardagh Church in Co. Limerick and had their reception in the Brehon Hotel in Killarney. I’m often asked for advice by couples on the lead up to their wedding and one thing I always say is that there’s a good chance that not everything will go exactly to plan, but to just roll with it and enjoy the day. All kinds of things can happen on a wedding day. The weather can suddenly turn nasty in the middle of taking photographs of the bridal party. The wedding car could get a punctured tire. A groomsman could end up in hospital (so you need to find a friend who is the same size to fit the suit!). Traffic could be totally gridlocked on the way to the hotel so everyone is sitting in traffic for 20 minutes. The wedding dress could prove more difficult to tie up than imagined. Unfortunately, ALL of these things happened on Bridget and David’s wedding day! Crazy! But I was so impressed with how they rolled with it, laughed at it and continued to enjoy their day with a smile on their faces. They are an amazing couple.
Things I loved about Bridget and David’s wedding:
Here’s a little taster of their day…
Sometimes weddings don’t have cloudless blue skies and perfect conditions, but Bridget and David didn’t let the rain spoil their day. In fact I don’t think anything could have. More soon!