Wickham Estate Vineyard
Rose & Aaron
Jeremys Restaurant
Laura & Andy
Laura and Andy’s wedding a Jeremys Restaurant was a particularly warm and emotional wedding, filled with hugs, laughter…. and a Spitfire.
There was so much to photograph at Laura and Andy’s wedding, I hardly knew where to begin. Jeremy’s really is a spectacular venue, combining a lively, modern feel with the backdrop of a traditional English country garden. But also, we were allowed to use the Gardens of Borde Hill right next door for photos too.
Laura wore a beautifully understated sleeveless white dress with lace for the straps and at the top of the bodice. Her Dad and new husband went for traditional suits and waistcoats.
One of the highlights was the Spitfire display.
If you’re going to get a Spitfire to fly over and around your wedding it really helps to work at Gatwick.
I knew about this surprise, it was to follow right after the formals however you know, planes, never know where they are exactly when you’re on the ground taking photos but if there ever a memorable thing from the day is was the moment Laura shouted everyones attention and told them to look up to the skies.
Just as her hand reached out and up pointing to the blue sky…the Spitfire flew over, LOUD and LOW
It flew around for over ten minutes and was really nice to see. Much more than I had envisioned it.
The vine-covered walkway at Jeremy’s was a great romantic spot for taking some shots of Laura and Andy as Mr and Mrs, and, because I was able to be there all day I also managed to get a great image of the two of them against the inky night sky.
The reception was in the adjacent Marquee with shades of blue and as Laura and Andy go lots of National Trust gardens the table names were themed around them.
Genuinely, Laura and Andy’s wedding was a lovely occasion, and I was pleased as punch to record their wedding for them.
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Interesting and beautiful venue, happy people everywhere, great timing captures! All of it makes that stunning! Nicely done 🙂
what a fantastic wedding Spitfire and all 🙂