English winter wedding details

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

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 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

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...

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!

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 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: Emily focuses on the bridal bouquet and shows the gorgeous dress detailing and Dougie's kilt and sporren

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

Beautiful vintage style wedding brooch and white shrug

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

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

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.

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