Richard and Emily got married today in Guisborough we covered just the reception on this one and what a lovely small, intimate wedding it was too. The details, cupcakes and flower where so very beautiful. This made for some really good photographic chances and angles. Its nice to have a weddings that the brie and probably the groom have spent the time to look at the details of their wedding.

Another wedding another new venue to work at. It was our first time covering wedding photography at Swainby Church followed by The Dog and Gun in Potto. We like new challenges, at regular venues you have to keep alive and on the ball to capture new and fresh angles, its so easy to slip in to the complacent, capturing the same set up poses from the previous several weddings

It all came out in the third meeting... I went to junior school with livvy. That shows our age to be honest. But i always feel honoured to cover a civil partnership especially when its an old school friend. It just took three meeting for us to realise! These must have been ranked in our top 10 for fun and laughter considering they hated their photos taken they certainly played up whilst we covered the partnership the other day

Its seems ages ago no that met up with Mal and Danna to discus their Whitby wedding photography, yet it seems to have come round really quickly. It was also Ryan's first solo second photographer wedding, Kirsty was at home with what seems to be the start of labour with our daughter, the signs where their but nothing has happened as of yet!

I have known Sarah and Cashel for quite some years, now. Cashel in particular, has he was in my year at Huntcliff secondary school in saltburn. We have done a numerous amount of shoots for them from sexy shoots for Cashels Valentines day to family shoot with their kids. We have so for them to book us to cover their wedding , we took it as an absolute honour and privilege. We knew it perhaps wasn't going to be a very conventional wedding by any means especially when Cashel had specifically grown a beard for the occasion.

I have know Cashel since I was at Huntcliffe School, the secondary school we shared. Sarah was in the year below us at the same school. So when they contacted us to cover their big day we saw it as a honour to do so. They are both such fun loving people. In fact they helped fit the signage to the front our new studio in Guisborough.

Gisborough Hall is one of the most beautiful wedding locations we get to work from, and its only just round the corner from our studio. Especially with the weather like it was on Sunday, I believe it hit 30 degrees. which with a full black uniform perhaps isn't the best choice. The discussions between us of perhaps having a white summer uniform was a good idea. Nadia had very specific idea in mind for her wedding photography, we managed to manage to capture the whole wedding working a full 7 hour plus extra to make sure we got every detail, every moment captured.

This morning saw us head out of the studio for Andrew and Nadia's pre-wedding shoot at Gisborough Hall. Their wedding is this Sunday and if the weather report from today is anything to go by then the day will be fantastic. Gisborough Hall is our closest venue to work at, our studio is simply round the corner. We have about a ten minute walk away.

Rhian and Mathew contacted us on our Facebook page asking if we did bump shoots, has Rhian was 25 weeks pregnant. It lovely to see yet another couple with a fab little parcel to arrive. We chatted about background colour, various different styles of shoot before getting started. You could tell Mathew was nervous bless him, he had never been in front of the camera before and openly admitted he hated his photo taking.

We have covered wedding photography at the Wainstones Hotel wedding venue, quite a few times now. Each time we have been met with professionalism and friendliness from Dave and his staff. We, as we do for all our weddings, were looking forward to covering Graeme and Kerry's wedding. Every client we have seems to make a friendly connection with us, which is ideal from our point of view, been able to have a client relaxed in front of the camera is exactly what we need to get the best photography.

Both Lee and Janine came to meet us at our photography studio in Guisborough, they seemed a very fun loving couple to work with, so when they booked us for their wedding photography at Grinkle Park Hotel we were over the moon. Strangely enough this was the second wedding and in fact the second day of the weekend we worked at Grinkle Park.

Jamie and Lyndsay booked their wedding photography with us, what seems like ages ago. We first met them at Luke and Victoria's wedding at Raithewaite Hall in Sandsend, Whitby- North Yorkshire. We felt honoured to be booked for wedding photography by them, as we do by any of our clients. When any client books their wedding photography, we see it that they have enough confidence in our wedding photography and us to make that investment in booking us for their most important day of their life.

Sally turned up at our studio one morning asking if we did bump photography, and as we do she booked us! But I can’t end the blog there?

Sally wanted the shoot very simple and the focus to be more on her bump, which after all that is the important bit. Working with low light we did some really nice classically arty shots, and got exactly what she wanted.

Well, we have been asked to and have hosted children’s parties before at our studio, but never one with a food fight! Imogene’s mum, Kirsty, came to us asking for a photo shoot/ party for Imogene and two of her friends. You see it was their final year at school and they were all going to separate senior schools, so to have something to remind them of their friendship would be perfect.

Well what can we say about this one? Blossom is a cheeky little thing belonging to Sarah and Rachel, two sisters who are fast becoming our most popular clients, this I believe is the third shoot we have done for them now, but the first with Blossom. Armed with bags full of treats they turned up much to Wilf and Luie’’s delight thinking they had a new play mate to pester, We closed the door so they could get out and started shooting.

Second wedding of the week this one at Rushpool was Alan and Lucy’s at Rushpool Hall, Saltburn. Now to think that our studio used to be based in a country house not more than a few yards away from Rushpool, this is actually the first wedding we have covered at this venue. We have worked at Wynyard Hall, Crathrone, Hardwick, Ravenscar, Gisborough Hall, but never Rushpool.

Following little ambers shoot, one of Sarah’s friend booked us to do some child portraits of her little two – Hallie and Isaac. Hallie was a little tinker with her cheeky smile as was Isaac who kept crawling straight to the camera, which seemed to develop into a game. Both where fantastic kids and as studio photographers we feel privileged to work with such cute and cheeky kids