Kent Posts

The Fage Family

by Unknown on 24.Nov.2010 at 12:55

These were taken in Kelsey Park , Beckenham, Kent. The park is absolutely stunning, and this was our first shoot here, we especially loved the bridge over the duck pond, where the fage's played pooh sticks.

We had soo much fun with Gav, becky & their two little boys! The afternoon was full of energy and talk of trains and scooters!

Tags: Kelsey Park, Beckenhan, Kent, Fage Family, Boys, Denim, children, family, park, summer, jumping, scooter, mum and dad, pooh sticks, bridge, ducks, pond, family photo shoot

Mrs & Mrs Shuff

by Unknown on 11.Nov.2010 at 16:47

The dress

The car

The beautiful bride

A proud farther

The boys

Three gorgeous girls!

Details

The arrival

Smitten

The rings

A proud sister

Making it official

A loving gaze

The rain!

A stolen moment

The reception

A VERY laid back best man!

Cake time

The first dance

Party guy!

This is how you do it!

Heading towards their future together, hand in hand

Tags: Autumn wedding, red, orange, leaves, white wedding, church wedding, Bromley Baptist Church, Oakly House, Bromley, Kent, Groomsmen, Bridesmaids, Flowers, Cake, Umbrellas

Mr & Mrs Brown

by Unknown on 21.Oct.2010 at 13:48

Congratulations to Wayne and Frances on a wonderful wedding!

The weather was perfect, the bride oh so beautiful, the groom so proud and so handsome, a story of true romance.

Tags: wayne, frances, white wedding, , civil ceremony, Danson House, Kent, Bexley, bride, groom, bridesmaides, bouquet, blue, sunflowers, pink , yellow, love, September wedding

Mr & Mrs Arnold

by Unknown on 19.Aug.2010 at 17:29

This was an absolutely gorgeous wedding, which we were so proud to be a part of. It was such a pleasure to photograph both Nick and Hannah, they are a lovely laid back couple, totally up for a giggle and open to trying out some super cute poses with croquet mallets!! - The results of which were magical, as we are sure you will agree. The wedding took place in Bromley Baptist Church, and the reception that followed was in the stunning grounds and building of Sundridge Manor, Bromley.