It’s always a special moment when a father walks his daughter down the aisle.

I always enjoy a good ‘shoot through’ shot to catch the reaction of the guests.

The first kiss. This happened SO quickly that I almost missed it. Not every wedding has the ‘you may now kiss the bride’ moment, and this was one of them. So this particular first kiss was spontaneous and I was so pleased that I caught it!

The first conversation as a married couple.

I loved St Michael’s for it’s two huge windows that created light like this and also a perfect background.

There are some pictures you can only get in a church. This wasn’t posed. Phoebe and Max didn’t know I was taking this. They were waiting on the mezzanine while their guests were seated for dinner and I spotted an opportunity to silhouette them in that amazing window.

Like I mentioned, there are some pictures that you can only get in a church. What better place to practice your handstands?

Before we boarded the boat at Putney Pier, we were able to grab half an hour in Bishops Park for the bride and groom portraits.

The flowers were in bloom and the sun decided to make an appearance. After a cloudy and windy day, we couldn’t have hoped for such a perfect clearing in the weather.

A beautiful spot by the river. I have no idea what Max whispered to make Phoebe laugh like this, but I love this picture.

Sun flares and a walk in the park.

If you have your reception on a boat, you get to admire views like this.

It’s always emotional when a Dad sees his Daughter in her wedding dress for the first time.

These little guys had an audience when they were checking how dapper they were looking.

Jump if you love outdoor ceremonies!

Wes sees his beautiful bride for the first time.

With all the official business taken care of, it was time for the confetti!

A few moments of quiet time for the happy couple.

Greenwoods Hotel had so many great spots for pictures.

Carley and Wes enjoying a smooch in the fountain gardens.

A happy stroll across the lawn to rejoin their guests.

Having posed for all their pictures, the kids were relieved to be allowed to play. I have no idea why it was decided that this dude needed to be upside down!

Easy to lose a shoe when you’re trying to avoid being the next to be flipped upside down!

Their first dance as husband and wife. Always special.

Because heels are nice and all, but comfort is important on the dancefloor!

If you have the princess dress, you have to do the twirl!

I always like to sneak the bride and groom away for 5 minutes right before I leave. Nightime shots are really nice to do. Luckily Carley and Wes were happy to allow me to steal them from their guests for a few moments.

The girls got ready in the Lakeview Suite of Reigate Hill Golf Club. It was a mixture of excitement, nerves and - once all the kids arrived - chaos! It was a lovely and funny start to the day.

Hair, make-up and dress all done, it was time for the finishing touches.

Not everyone enjoyed getting all dressed up though. This little dude wasn’t having it at all. He cheered up later though. Promise.

The Ceremony room at Reigate Hill Golf Club looked amazing. Here, Anthony’s wait for his beautiful bride is almost done.

The first of many tears! A very emotional 10 minutes came after this picture as everyone followed her example.

Posing for the paparazzi!

So, if you happen to be a Bridesmaid at a wedding I photograph, there is a good chance I’ll ask you to help by being the dress puffer! No one has ever been as good at this job as her!

Groupshot! I’m always happy when there is a high window available at venues.

All of the official stuff taken care of, it was time for me to steal Lucy and Anthony from their guests for a little while. The Golf Club had the perfect lake side spot for a few shots of the happy couple.

Both Lucy and Anthony seemed to enjoy the quiet little moment and it was very easy to get some lovely, natural pictures of them.

They also needed no encouragement when it came to smooches!

This is exactly why you need a good dress puffer! How great does Lucy look?

The bouquet shot is always a winner!

Before long, bellies had been fed and it was time for the most important dance of the day. Lucy and Anthony’s first dance together as Husband and Wife.

Although, sometimes the second dance is almost just as important as the first. Lucy’s Grandad did a great job of swaying his way through Frank’s ‘My Way’. A very proud man, indeed.

I told you this little chap cheered up in the end, didn’t I? He was on the dance floor for ages.

Although this guy had ALL the moves.

Nan didn’t do too badly either.

Before too long though, it was time for me to say goodbye and leave everyone to the party. I did manage to steal Lucy and Anthony away from the dance floor for 5 minutes to grab a quick night time shot before I left though.