Sarah

Carter

Taken in the rain at the Old Hall ely. The wettest wedding I've ever been at.

Taken at Harlaxton Manor. My couple took a moment out to relax together and this images just happened. It was just us in a room laughing and I grabbed my camera.

This was taken on such a rainy day (hence all the mud). The sun came out late afternoon and we walked the grounds to get some portraits.

This was another rainy day but we just made the most of it and waited for sunset for these shots.

When you run a bus company a vintage bus seems like a great place for a shot! The rainy day didn't dampen our spirits.

It rained all day, I mean every second of the day it poured down. We had a choice, let it kill the vibe or get out and embrace it.
We chose to dance.

We left the church to a sea of brightly coloured umbrellas. Nothing was stopping us get a confetti shot. My gorgeous couple smiled all day.

My couple wanted a photo of their rings We had plenty of time to play around with a few options, and we all settled on this as the shot to use.

The light in the window at Harlaxton Manor was a perfect spot for my bride to sit and put her shoes on.

Once I saw the greenery in the conservatory I knew we had to get a shot here.

Bassmead during golden hour is always wonderful. Emily and William had a huge selection of images but this one made me smile the most. They look so relaxed in each others company.

As the ceremony ended we took a stroll out of the church and down the path lined with blossom trees. They had this little moment where they looked at each other and just laughed.

Hadsham Farm have this gorgeous little lake and when we saw the boat it was instantly a YES we need a photo in it. The sun was starting to set and was a perfect way to end the day.

Rushpool Hall just before the ceremony.
We had a little moment and time for a couple of photos before the bride walked down the aisle.

The William Cecil in Stamford was a beautiful backdrop for this sunset shot. Joy and Anita were so full of love for each other and their families. The whole day was beautiful.

When I saw the heart made of horse shoes (the groom made this) I knew we had to get it in a photo. So we waited for sunset so we could get some nice silhouettes.

Winter wedding at Kinmount House in Scotland. The snow had fallen the day before and everything had a blanket of white. We found a little spot that looked like Narnia and we braved the cold for this shot.

There were a few shots of the bride and her father walking down these stairs but this one is my favourite. The way he is looking at her when there is so much going on downstairs. So many different thoughts going through both their minds. I don't think he could have been any prouder than in that moment.

This was shot in Scotland at the beautiful Kinmount House. The day was calm, elegant and almost etherial at times. This images is the complete opposite which is why it makes me smile. Nothing like a packed dance floor to end the day.

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.