Marie

Lloyd

The window was used as a frame to get the bride's silhouette, the dress was fluffed out and the head was in a side profile to maximise the silhouette.

Bride being put down after her photograph of being picked up by some slightly intoxicated friends and bridesmaids! She began to panic that they may frop her!

Bride and Groom taking a stroll in the gorgeous Cheshire countryside with their Tipi reception venue as a backdrop. The colours all work together so well and I love the simplicity of the photograph.

To make a photo next to the neon sign a little more interesting the couple was placed in front of the window and asked to do a twirl and the sun was used to create more interest in the photograph.

Photographed on Welsh mountains using a wide lens. A prism was used to create the reflection by holding it horizontally next to the lens.

Photographed in the golden evening light at a barn wedding. The foliage and flowers were used as a foreground frame and the roof as a lead in line and frame. It was shot at a low angle.

The couple was posed under an umbrella in the dark and lit with a Speedlight from behind pointing up at the umbrella, this, in turn, lit up the rain. The foliage was used as a frame

Photographed during golden hour using natural light. I chose the location due to its beautiful light and the use of the bridge as leading lines.

Couple looking out over the reservoir, the light is fading and creating a lovely leading line across the water, with the foliage creating a delicate frame for the couple.

Summer wedding in a Welsh Oak barn conversion in North Wales, with the bride and groom in evening light placed next to a window for a reflection and I used the planting for the foreground to frame it.

The skylight above beautifully lights the bride in the stone barn getting ready room, while she checks out her dress in the mirror before her wedding ceremony.