Colin & Cheryle

Colin & Cheryle have known and been in each other’s lives for nearly three decades and when Colin was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer roughly two months ago it changed everything but the way they felt for one another. When I heard their story and that they were to be married I wanted to help out. In fact their whole town of Wellington wanted to help out. It wasn't that the town felt sorry for Colin and Cheryle that made them want to lend a hand, rather it was more of a thank you for all that Colin (being the town's vet) & Cheryle had done in and around the community.

Colin & Cheryle's wedding reminded me what's important in life. To love one another. This was demonstrated by Colin & Cheryle and their obvious love for one another but also by their community.

For a wedding that could have had a much sadder tone, it seemed to have a beautiful and positive atmosphere.

Thank you Colin & Cheryle.

Andrew & Lauren

People often ask me "don't you get tired of shooting weddings?" & "aren’t they all the same?"

Nope.

I've shot a wedding that had the same locations for the ceremony & reception and even they felt completely different.It may seem obvious but it's not the locations or even the little details that makes a wedding "a wedding" It’s the people.

Andrew & Lauren shared a great day together. The images below are just a sample of some of the fun they had together during that day.

Enjoy & Merry Christmas :)

Ross & Lizzie

I don't mean to get all deep and meaningful with you, but when a flower in your garden only blooms once a year and that day just so happens to be your wedding day, it's gonna be a good day.

Watching Ross & Lizzie marry was a real treat.

I hope you enjoy these images from their day.