Lucy and Matthew’s wedding at Curated Canvas at Noah’s Pond was a relaxed outdoor celebration full of sunshine, countryside views, and plenty of joy from start to finish. With a celebrant-led woodland ceremony, a tipi reception, and wide views across the fields towards the White Horse, the whole day felt completely suited to them. Curated Canvas gave them so much space to enjoy the outdoors, with guests moving easily between the ceremony area, tipi, and open countryside. From fun group photos with family and friends to golden evening portraits across the fields, it was a beautiful outdoor wedding that felt natural, personal, and full of summer energy.

Chessie and James’ wedding at Rockbeare Manor was the perfect blend of elegance, heartfelt emotion, and relaxed joy. From private vows to golden hour portraits, every moment was full of meaning. The venue’s bright interiors and open grounds made for a stunning backdrop from start to finish. Adding in their sweet Dalmatian, Toby, brought a whole new level of charm to the day. This was one of those weddings that felt as special as it looked - and I’d go back to Rockbeare Manor in a heartbeat.

As a Somerset wedding photographer, capturing Brian and Josie’s wedding at Clifton Observatory was an absolute joy. This historic venue, with its stunning views and unique charm, provided the perfect backdrop for their special day, blending urban elegance with timeless romance.