Today I met up again with Nat & Nick whose wedding we shot last Friday.
They wanted to get some additional shots and had sought permission to be allowed to have some couple shots in Great Windsor Park and The Long Walk.
There were so many great opportunities here and we got some fantastic shots! It was a real treat to be able to share this experience with them both.
The sky was amazing and as before Nat & Nick were so natural together, a real pleasure to photograph!
It was great to shoot these two again and to be joined by their lovely family – even their dog Monty (aka Sausage!) came for the journey and snuck into a few shots! Perfect!
Yesterday we photographed Nat & Nicks wedding in the Windsor Great Park chapel, which was a real treat!
Windsor Great Park was simply an amazing setting for their wedding and the Chapel was fantastic. Nat looked absolutely stunning in her beautiful wedding dress and was clearly excited to be marrying Nick.
This great couple were so natural together, a real pleasure to photograph!
We took advantage of the beautiful setting and captured many of our photo’s in the Chapel grounds before moving on to their reception venue, a beautiful restaurant with amazing uninterrupted views overlooking the Thames. Boulters Restaurant & Bar has recently completed extensive refurbishments and looks amazing for it! We couldn’t resist taking advantage of their incredible views and captured some lovely shots at this fantastic venue.
Having their reception at Boulters Restaurant & Bar was an inspired choice, as the venue is split across two floors, it allowed them to move seamlessly from the wedding breakfast straight into their evening celebrations without interruption!
Natalie & Nick were very lucky with the weather, which (although rather windy!) managed to hold back the rain, only showering occasionally and staying bright for most of their day!
Their family & friends were really lovely, warm & welcoming and great fun to photograph!
We thoroughly enjoyed being a part of their day, here’s a sneak peak at some of the photo’s we captured:
