Jon

Hesketh

The lighting at this moment with the groomsmen all pensive before walking down the aisle, I was lucky enough to turn around and capture this perfect moment in time.

This was my first time at Soughton Hall, what and amazingly beautiful venue, I’m so happy with this image as the father of the bride was so proud and emotional. This just tops it off.

This was the second half of a post covid wedding which I was recommended for as the original photographer was pre booked. Carden Park has beautiful ground especially during autumn with all the colour on show.

This was taken at Talacre Beach, North Wales, at sunset. The way the light bounced off the reeds and the intimacy between my couple gave such a beautiful moment to capture.

This was one of those occasions I was told to stay put by the vicar conducting the ceremony. I had about two square feet of space to negotiate my positioning, this is definitely the case of right place, right time.

Every room for bridal prep should have a polished grand piano ! The light was amazing, the reflection of Carys and Sian gave allowed me to capture a special moment between two sisters.

Would you believe this photograph is in a quarry where I used to take my dogs for a walk. I remember thinking the first time I came across this location how great it would be for an engagement shoot. It didn’t disappoint.

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.

The surrounding area of the venue had so many beautiful country lanes, full of autumnal colours. We decided to pop off site and have some fun. From the moment the bride came out in “That dress” I knew we had to try the swirl shot, as the dress would naturally lift. For me this image feels timeless.