I LOVE it when I see a rainy wedding! This post is inspired by Hannah Hall’s brilliant tips for rainy weddings
My home is Cumbria, just on the edge of the Lake District. We’re famous for our amazing scenery, our mountains and lakes… so while a UK destination wedding is my idea of perfect, there’s a real risk of liquid sunshine.
I see literally thousands of wedding photos every year. It’s the best thing about my job at English Wedding! And here’s the surprising bit: I love rainy wedding photos more than any others.
This brilliant guest blog was submitted by English Wedding member Lace & Lemons. It’s a super useful guide to colour styling to suit your personalities, and a joyful read too!
Wedding day styling starts with colour. But how do you build a colour palette that reflects your true style and individuality, and then style your day in a way that creates the experience you’ve always dreamed of?
A guest blog by lovely Hannah originally published on Rabbit House Studio Photography
If you like your wedding photography REAL, then we have such a treat for you today. Not just stunning images (although there are plenty!), and more than an explanation of natural wedding photos. We get to peek inside the mind of lovely wedding photographer Hannah from Rabbit House Studio Photography, who’s about to tell us how she photographs a wedding and what she’s thinking as she does!
As we head into the weekend, I would love for you to hold one thing close to your heart – let planning your wedding be FUN!
Don’t let the excitement of saying “I do” fade as your planning journey begins. Hold on tight to the joy of those first few days of sharing your happy news.
I spotted a lovely quote on insta from London’s favourite celebrity wedding planner Mark Niemierko –
“I like my brides to be spoilt and protected during the planning process, yet through the endless correspondence and planning meetings it needs to be fun… so much fun”
Inspired by Lake District wedding photographer Hannah Hall Photography
There might be 50K* wedding photographers in the UK… so how do you choose the best one for YOU?
With a thousand places to search online, a new social platform for every generation, up to 50K websites and a ‘recommended’ list at every venue, where should you even start? How will you refine your search? What should you even be looking for?
Don’t worry – with expert advice on choosing your wedding photographer from Hannah Hall Photography, we’ve got you covered.
