You may remember my post about Ann and Paul's wedding, back in July. If you don't remember, you can catch up here, but for those who do, you may recall that I closed that post by pondering on how I was going to present the photos in a manner befitting the day.
Well, thanks to the wonders of modern technology, I found a solution. The couple saw the results last night, and were entranced. With their permission, let me share it with you here...
Showing posts with label St Bede's Church Basingstoke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St Bede's Church Basingstoke. Show all posts
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Saturday, 13 July 2013
One Amazing Day
Let's start by offering our congratulations to Ann and Paul Butler - married today in St Bede's Church, Basingstoke.
Tori and I were grateful for the free rein we were given by Father Dominic in photographing the service (the only rule being "Don't be a nuisance") which allowed us to shoot every part of the ceremony, as well as capture candid shots of the congregation. Added to that, St Bede's is a modern church, and whoever designed it gave a lot of thought to making it light and airy - no need to even think of using artificial light.
Ann and Paul were very clear about the style of photography they wanted us to use to capture their big day. Fly-on-the-wall, unposed, recording the moments. No groups. This was very much in tune with their vision of their wedding - a church ceremony, and then a joyful party, with as many surprises as they could think of to spring on their guests. So....be ready for anything. And then photograph it. We can do that.
Now - the post-production begins...editing down our photos into a coherent, comprehensive story. And finding a way to present those images in a style that befits the day.
Ann and Paul - thank you for allowing us to be part of your amazing day. May you have many happy years of marriage ahead of you.
Tori and I were grateful for the free rein we were given by Father Dominic in photographing the service (the only rule being "Don't be a nuisance") which allowed us to shoot every part of the ceremony, as well as capture candid shots of the congregation. Added to that, St Bede's is a modern church, and whoever designed it gave a lot of thought to making it light and airy - no need to even think of using artificial light.
Ann and Paul were very clear about the style of photography they wanted us to use to capture their big day. Fly-on-the-wall, unposed, recording the moments. No groups. This was very much in tune with their vision of their wedding - a church ceremony, and then a joyful party, with as many surprises as they could think of to spring on their guests. So....be ready for anything. And then photograph it. We can do that.
Now - the post-production begins...editing down our photos into a coherent, comprehensive story. And finding a way to present those images in a style that befits the day.
Ann and Paul - thank you for allowing us to be part of your amazing day. May you have many happy years of marriage ahead of you.
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