Gemma and Gareth got married, on a perfect spring day, in Cheam, Surrey. It was lovely to see everyone enjoying the warmth at last and not hiding underneath big, heavy winter coats. The ceremony was an intimate affair with some lovely readings from friends and family. The one thing I love about early season weddings is the low sunlight which always seems to find its way into my lens, producing some fantastic 'flair' effects which, in the old days of film, would have spelt disaster. After the ceremony, we decamped to the Old Rectory in Cheam for the reception. The Old Rectory is a hidden gem in South London and would be perfect for anyone looking for a smaller scale reception venue. All the staff were so friendly and provided a super service with wine flowing freely and huge log fires in the evening. A huge congratulations to Gemma and Gareth.
Gemma's Bridesmaid having one of those shoe moments.
Gemma enjoys the Spring sunshine.
Gemma arriving safely. Gareth looks quite relieved.
Mr. and Mrs.
There's that lovely sunlight again.
Gemma shares a moment with one of her girlfriends.
The Old Rectory put on a great spread with table decorations and bunting provided by Gemma.
It could almost have been a summer's day.
Gareth couldn't keep his hands off.
Gemma and her Mum have a quiet moment before the off.
Gemma enjoys the Spring sunshine.
Gemma arriving safely. Gareth looks quite relieved.
Mr. and Mrs.
There's that lovely sunlight again.
Gemma shares a moment with one of her girlfriends.
The Old Rectory put on a great spread with table decorations and bunting provided by Gemma.
It could almost have been a summer's day.
Gareth couldn't keep his hands off.Like I said...
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