English winter wedding details

Bride and groom Amelia and Dougie Brown, shot by www.EmilyQuinton.com

Today I’m in love with Twit­ter for intro­duc­ing me to Emily Quin­ton. Emily’s wed­ding pho­tog­ra­phy is amaz­ing and I’ve spent a happy hour or two this week gaz­ing at her wed­ding pho­tog­ra­phy blog!

Emily cap­tures the lovely venue dec­o­ra­tions cre­ated by friends of the bride and groom

Emily pho­tographed this beau­ti­ful Eng­lish win­ter wed­ding back in Octo­ber. Bride Amelia is from New Zealand, and groom Dougie is Scot­tish… they met halfway and were mar­ried at Barnt Green in the West Midlands.

A piper leads the bride and groom to the wed­ding recep­tion venue

I love the com­po­si­tion of Emily’s pho­tographs. Here the tree canopy cre­ates a gor­geous frame for each image, turn­ing shots of the bridal party into some­thing just a touch more magical.

I love this wed­ding for the gor­geous details which are cap­tured so perfectly…

All the gor­geous lit­tle details of the wed­ding are caught on film, from the intri­cate lace of Amelia’s wed­ding dress and vin­tage style acces­sories and jew­ellery, to the bride and brides­maids’ bou­quets. Emily’s atten­tion to detail makes her style of wed­ding pho­tog­ra­phy very spe­cial — a woman’s touch?

I love the candy hut images from this wedding!

Amelia and Dougie cre­ated a lit­tle sweetie shop at their recep­tion — I love the thought that went into this! (Though I find as I type I’ve just had to fetch sweets!) These lit­tle extras are from Bonne Fete - I’ll add a list­ing for them on my sup­plier pages shortly, as they’re too adorable to be missed!

The wed­ding flow­ers are white roses, with touches of tartan

The flo­ral cen­tre­pieces look stun­ning from across the wed­ding recep­tion venue. I adore the mar­tini glass vases for the table cen­tre­pieces, and the lit­tle cre­ative touches to the flower arrange­ments: a lit­tle sil­ver but­ter­fly here, some tar­tan rib­bon there…

More details: the white rose bridal bou­quet, beau­ti­ful lace and groom’s tra­di­tional Scot­tish dress

Amelia found this beau­ti­ful white shrug to go with her dress, and the brooch is stunning.

Beau­ti­ful vin­tage style wed­ding brooch and white shrug

White vin­tage style wed­ding boots to die for! These are gorgeous!

How fan­tas­tic are these wed­ding boots?! Bridal shoes are always a major pur­chase, but in win­ter you need some­thing cosier… and per­son­ally I’d have a win­ter wed­ding just so I could wear boots and a shrug like Amelia’s -  gor­geous! This is almost my favourite of Emily’s shots, but I saved one for last…

The bride and groom share a quiet moment, and Emily cap­tures the roman­tic atmos­phere on film

I’ve seen a few sim­i­lar wed­ding pho­tographs recently, par­tic­u­larly for vin­tage wed­dings where this style of photo just seems to fit so per­fectly. It’s only from see­ing this image in Emily’s port­fo­lio that the vin­tage con­nec­tion really clicks so seam­lessly. The softer tones and nat­ural sur­round­ings of this wed­ding photo make it almost time­less to look at.

I think this image will bring won­der­ful mem­o­ries of the wed­ding day come flood­ing back with real clar­ity — Emily Quin­ton has some­thing really spe­cial.

Check out Emily’s web­site and wed­ding pho­tog­ra­phy blog to see more. Emily, thank you for sharing.