I recently spent a few days with Tom and Molly in charming Norfolk. One rainy afternoon we bravely went swimming in the sea at Stiffkey (pronounced Stew-key, obviously). The walk there was long and Game-of-Thrones-level arduous through the salt marshes which are beautiful in a bleak way, forging channels and sliding through clayish mud. The sea itself was cold enough to set the blood singing and we paddled about swallowing salt and talking about selkies. Teeth chattering, we hauled ourselves out and legged it back as fast as we could to our reward of Tunnocks-style teacakes from the bakery down the road.
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3 Jul 2015
1 commentsSwimming at Stiffkey
Labels: colour, my work, Norfolk, Olympus, seaside, travels6 Nov 2013
0 commentsCatching up, part four - Laura + Adam
Labels: bride and groom, bridesmaids, flowers, Jenny Packham, Norfolk, Norfolk wedding, portraits, Voewood, wedding, wedding photography, woods, work for clients
Laura and Adam have been together since they were 16; nearly half their lives. Let's pause for a moment and reflect on the sheer old-fashioned romance of marrying your childhood sweetheart. Their wedding day echoed that old-fashioned romance, with both ceremony and reception being held at the simply dreamy Voewood, a unique Arts and Crafts house in the Norfolk countryside.
Adam's mum stitched this gorgeous sampler for the couple.
Laura's stunning Jenny Packham dress, in the palest dove grey.
Bridesmaid Jo enjoying getting ready.
Bride and mother of the bride.
Such glamour.
Decor in the central hall.
Father of the groom ready to go.
The ring-bearer, rewarded with juice!
The bridesmaids.
Check out Laura's incredible handpiece.
Singing The Beatles' Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
The home-made maracas prove too hilarious.
The house itself.
After the ceremony we retired to the flower arch (constructed very able-y by the ushers and best men the day before!) to shoot some group portraits.
...just avoiding the start of the drizzle. I then stole Laura and Adam away into the beautiful grounds to snap some bride and groom portraits.
Plus one or two in the Klimt room.
Here's wishing Laura and Adam as happy a marriage as their relationship has been so far.
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