Ninety-Third Collection

This was shot at Laura & Ant's wedding at the magnificent Childerley barns in Cambridge. We'd just finished some evening shots and the couple were saying their goodbyes to my assistant photographer and some friends when they broke into this spontaneous dance routine. Luckily I was ready to capture the high jinks. This summed up their day. So much fun with an emphasis on enjoyment. Awesome!

Just a happy bride enjoying her wonderful wedding day 🤍

sunset first dance.

A match made in the heavens, a sight so beautifully captured that it makes the hearts melt, such was this beautiful union of these two. Among the lights showering from the sky, among the blessings of their loved ones, these two held hands forever.

This was taken on top of the staircase in an old factory. The semetrical lines of the stairs are framing the couple in the middle of the picture.

I love the fallen Autumn leaves resting on the water in this photo! It doesn't look like much from ground level but when you are looking from above it looks gorgeous! Taken at South Farm in Royston during Sam & Josie's Wedding.

Preciosa Postboda Manuel y Patricia.
Un lugar maravilloso y en la mejor compañia.
Jardín Botánico - Histórico La Concepción

This is the first time I went for this type
shot with a bride. Nin who was stunning and so elegant on the day just gave this her all, the groomsmen clearly enjoyed this too. What a fun and enjoyable shot at the beautiful Tyn Dwr Hall.

I just looooove this one! It´s kind of exemplary and representative for why I shoot weddings in the first place. Of course - because of the yummy food! But most of all because for moments like this!
Weddings are happenings where generations meet and supercute and also magic moments like this happen, when the great granddaughter feeds the grandfather with the tasty cake!
This one for sure will take it´s place in my "hall of fame" of "signature shots", which describe my work "on the point" without many words just in one picture...

The one for the gram!!! these two sneaking of to get a selfie together sums up the teenage like love they have for each other . Two adorable souls destined to be together

Capturing a couple in love is a dream job for us, in fact it’s not a job, it’s a lifestyle choice and privilege.

Alex and Chris had the most beautiful golden hour light to finish off their wedding at Brasteds near Norwich. It had been an awesome day, and when we sent them for a quite walk together, we new the magic would happen when the sun hit them ????

Taken with a flash behind them to make it pop! I moved the lanterns into the pic for added interest. My clients love stepping away from the party for a brief moment to capture these.

This was a special Christmas wedding, and ofcourse I will always help to get the wedding theme also in the pictures! So with sundown and an extra little bit of spark, TADA!

I was thrilled when I've got the call of Roanne. She is a wedding photographer herself and she asked me if I would like to photograph here wedding as a second shooter. I couldn't be more happy and I said yes even before checking my agenda.
Here wedding day was so amazing. Everything was right and beautiful. Thank you Roanna, for trusting me to take your wedding photo's.

Blackrock castle was the setting for this awesome wedding. Castle of course was too huge to fit it all in, so piecing off a section as the sun went down..

The Belgian world champion basketball player, Kim Mestdagh and an here Italian pro basketball player wife, Giorgia Sottana, got married in Kim's home town, at the "Menenpoort", is a memorial monument in the Belgian city, Ypres

When I saw this moment before me I felt like I was in a movie, when I saw the result later and the movie came back completely, what a special atmosphere in this photo, i love it

This was a very special and fantastic day, the couple was really rock'n'roll, this made the effect of a smoke bomb just perfect, it became a great picture, the windows, the light, especially the couple and the smoke!

Catherine & Mary’s Winter wonderland Wedding at Raheen Woods Hotel, Athenry, Galway. Not a usual weather conditions for Ireland.

After the ceremony we went back into the church to take some portraits whilst the guests made their way to the reception. Being a sunny October day the afternoon sunlight flooded through the windows and the photos took on an ethereal quality.

It was one of those days when it rained all day long. It didn't dampen anyone's spirits though, the energy was high. After dark we ran outside and embraced it. And a little bit of magic happened with the help of an umbrella and a flash for a pop of extra light! Their closeness and the rainy setting made this one of my most favourite photos that I have ever shot. Takes me back to that moment and the happiness they radiated.

The story behind this photo is much more than "that picture where you were in the right place to capturing the moment".

My colleague Theo was supposed to shoot this wedding on March 3, 2022. However, he got a disturbing call from a friend from Ukraine: could he drive her, her baby, mother, sister-in-law and nephews from the Ukrainian border to the Netherlands? So Theo called me, whether I could shoot this wedding. Ofcourse!

Shooting this wedding was therefore extra special. I always love capturing true love! But on that day, I knew that my colleague was bringing people to safety. Thank you Theo for your trust in me & for all that you've done for the refugees.

Kate and Sean travelled with close family and friends from Colorado to tie the knot in Ireland.

I don’t think there was a single dry eye during their ceremony at Waterford Castle. What a beautiful day we had! It was such a pleasure to be a small part of their big day!

This beautiful couple has their own story... They got married in the fall, and as a photographer I wanted to capture their warm love against the cold environment. It resulted in an intimate, pure image that typifies them beautifully

Shana and Mikey emigrated from
Sputh Africa and made Ireland their new home. Their families travelled from South Africa to Ireland for the wedding. It was an honour to capture this special moment between a big brother and his little sister.

This photo is perhaps the most original wedding photo I've taken so far. Like her father, the bride is also a photographer. Exactly 40 years ago, the bride's parents also had their wedding shoot here. It was therefore special to portray the wedding couple in the same place.

What a great shooting during the golden hour with perfect light. What could be nicer than being in love and capturing this feeling in the form of pictures.

Ik ging samen met het bruidspaar nog even voor de ceremonie op pad naar een mooie locatie. Even een momentje samen voordat het spannende gedeelte ging gebeuren!

This was shot at Crown Hall farm Ryan and Kerry had the largest amount f confetti I've ever seen. This is one of the only shots where they were actually visible the first 10 frames they are hidden behind a blanket of confetti. It looked beautiful and was a big distraction from the storm brewing above.

This was shot just before Izzy was putting on her wedding dress. The last minute make up check. Her reflection in the shower door is what caught my eye and I love how this image turned out.