Winter Wedding
Francesca and Justin's Wedding at Jesmond Dene House
11 March 2013 11:36 Filed in: Weddings
Francesca and Justin had chosen the special date of 12/12/12 for their wedding at gorgeous Jesmond Dene House in Newcastle upon Tyne. It’s always a really beautiful wedding venue, but it looked extra special with all the Christmas decorations.
The boys started the day at the Spot White Snooker Club, while Francesca got ready with close friends and family. After their intimate ceremony, they literally danced out the room – an amazing start to married life! Then we strolled into the Dene (Francesca looking fabulous in wedding dress and big boots!) for a few special photos of the two of them.
Back at Jesmond Dene House, they performed a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, serving tea to their guests. I’d photographed a similar ceremony at a wedding a few months earlier and knew to expect a really unusual and symbolic event.
The Great Hall looked stunning for their wedding breakfast – look out for the photograph from their pre-wedding shoot. This took place on 11/11 (perhaps a coincidence?) at locations around Newcastle University, where they’d first met.
Pre-wedding shoots help couples to relax in front of the camera and we get to know each other a bit more before the big day. Just let me know if you’d like a complimentary portrait session before your wedding.
I’m having a great time reliving some of the many fantastic weddings I had the privilege of photographing in 2012. Hope you’re looking forward to the next one as much as I am!
Jonathan
The boys started the day at the Spot White Snooker Club, while Francesca got ready with close friends and family. After their intimate ceremony, they literally danced out the room – an amazing start to married life! Then we strolled into the Dene (Francesca looking fabulous in wedding dress and big boots!) for a few special photos of the two of them.
Back at Jesmond Dene House, they performed a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, serving tea to their guests. I’d photographed a similar ceremony at a wedding a few months earlier and knew to expect a really unusual and symbolic event.
The Great Hall looked stunning for their wedding breakfast – look out for the photograph from their pre-wedding shoot. This took place on 11/11 (perhaps a coincidence?) at locations around Newcastle University, where they’d first met.
Pre-wedding shoots help couples to relax in front of the camera and we get to know each other a bit more before the big day. Just let me know if you’d like a complimentary portrait session before your wedding.
I’m having a great time reliving some of the many fantastic weddings I had the privilege of photographing in 2012. Hope you’re looking forward to the next one as much as I am!
Jonathan



























Lynsey and Mike's Wedding at Langley Castle
07 February 2013 16:09 Filed in: Weddings
I'd really been looking forward to Lynsey and Mike's "Big Day”, which was just before Christmas. They're a great couple, who share a wicked sense of humour, as you’ll see from their photographs. Their evening celebrations started off with one of the best first dances I've seen in a long time. Langley Castle Hotel always looks extra-special for December weddings and it was the perfect venue on a cold winter day. Thanks for a great day guys - you were fab to work with!



















A Great Start To 2013!!
OK - here we are halfway through January, and our New Year resolution starts NOW!!
We’re absolutely going to blog on a regular basis this year, and to start with, here’s Lovely feedback today from two of my December wedding couples:
"Lynz and I would like to extend ENORMOUS gratitude for your excellent service on our wedding day. You were really fantastic with everyone, and many guests have commented on how incognito and discreet you were throughout the duration. So thank you from the bottom of our hearts." and
"The wedding was perfect and we are really happy that you were our wedding photographer".
Thanks guys! December weddings are always amazing and I had a great time photographing both your weddings at Langley Castle Hotel and Jesmond Dene House.
As soon as I’ve finished the edits, we’ll get some examples up here; in the meantime, suffice to say both sets of pics look fab!!
More soon.
We’re absolutely going to blog on a regular basis this year, and to start with, here’s Lovely feedback today from two of my December wedding couples:
"Lynz and I would like to extend ENORMOUS gratitude for your excellent service on our wedding day. You were really fantastic with everyone, and many guests have commented on how incognito and discreet you were throughout the duration. So thank you from the bottom of our hearts." and
"The wedding was perfect and we are really happy that you were our wedding photographer".
Thanks guys! December weddings are always amazing and I had a great time photographing both your weddings at Langley Castle Hotel and Jesmond Dene House.
As soon as I’ve finished the edits, we’ll get some examples up here; in the meantime, suffice to say both sets of pics look fab!!
More soon.
Stephanie and Paul's wedding at Langley Castle
19 May 2011 15:04 Filed in: Weddings
Way back in December, I had lots of fun photographing three snowy weddings at Langley Castle in one week! Stephanie and Paul were married at All Hallows Church in Henshaw. Then on to their reception at beautiful and atmospheric Langley Castle near Hexham in Northumberland. The staff at the castle were amazing as always, making that extra effort to ensure a perfect day for everybody. It's definitely one of my favourite venues.
Stephanie and Paul braved the sub-zero temperatures to enjoy a ride from the church to the castle in an open-top car. Later, they were keen for some photographs outside the castle, so we ventured out again. I think the resulting photographs were definitely worth it, although I worked even faster than usual!
Look out for Stephanie's stunning wedding dress which looked fantastic in the snowy weather.



















That last photograph says it all for me... LOVE!!!
© Browns Photography Limited 2011
Stephanie and Paul braved the sub-zero temperatures to enjoy a ride from the church to the castle in an open-top car. Later, they were keen for some photographs outside the castle, so we ventured out again. I think the resulting photographs were definitely worth it, although I worked even faster than usual!
Look out for Stephanie's stunning wedding dress which looked fantastic in the snowy weather.



















That last photograph says it all for me... LOVE!!!
© Browns Photography Limited 2011
