As a Lincolnshire wedding photographer, I get to shoot lots of outdoor weddings in the gardens of beautiful family homes. When I first met up with Hannah at her parent’s house in South Lincolnshire, I was blown away by the beautiful garden and had all my fingers crossed that the Spring Bank Holiday would be kind to us with some good weather.

This was my second Bassmead Manor Barns Wedding and wow, what a wedding it was! I’ve been wanting to share these pictures from Nicole and Marcus’ day for months and it was pretty tough choosing such a small handful for the blog.

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Hedsor House is easily one of the most beautiful and photogenic wedding venues in Buckinghamshire. When Ros and Andrew first enquired about their October wedding there I was very excited, and kept my fingers crossed the weather would be good enough to get at least a few photos outside. When the day rolled round we certainly weren’t disappointed.

Swancar Farm Country House is a beautiful, exclusive wedding venue set on the outskirts of Nottingham and Derby. As a wedding photographer in the East Midlands, I’ve photographed lots of weddings here now and absolutely love it. Surrounded by rolling countryside, unique ceremony space and quirky corners, it’s a wedding photographer’s dream.

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Lucy and David’s tipi wedding took place at Lucy’s childhood home near Peterborough in June 2016. There’s always something extra special about home-spun weddings and even more so when the venue is a family farm.

Charli and Will’s Rutland wedding was full of the sights, sounds and scents of the English countryside. In fact when I look back through their pictures I can still smell the beautiful herbal centre-pieces and honey-scented bouquets – divine.

I love a good winter wedding. They have such a warm and cosy atmosphere when it’s chilly outside, and even more so if there’s a beautiful blanket of snow.  In the last six years I’ve only ever photographed three snowy weddings, two of which have been at Stoke Rochford Hall near Grantham, three years apart almost to the day.