What a way to start September which has to be my favourite month for weddings. Always good weather, fantastic light to work with and when you throw in great locations and models you can’t go wrong. Anyhow, enough waffle !
Congratulations to Ayla and Ian who had a fantastic wedding at Kelmarsh Hall in Northants. It was an early start for me driving up from Reading to begin photographing Ian getting ready in Market Harborough. From here, after getting a parking ticket, I met up with Ayla in a neighbouring village and then on to the church back again in Market Harborough. And then finally to the stunning venue of Kelmarsh Hall for the reception. Many thanks must go to the team here including Sneha Robinson who did a fantastic job of getting everything to run on time which meant plenty of time for photos.
Below are some of my many favourites. You can also see the complete set by clicking on ‘links’ above, then ‘client area’. The password must have no gaps or hyphens. Please feel free to add any comments.
Thanks very much Ayla and Ian for choosing me and giving me such great opportunities !
Neil Palmer Kelmarsh Hall Wedding
the best!
Comment by piotrsobik — 25/03/2010 @ 12:25 am
On behalf of myself and Ian, thank you SO SO MUCH for the incredible photos!!!!!!! You have taken the most amazing pictures ever and we genuinely loved having you there as part of our day. Going back through all the photos is like re-living the day again and in my opinion, even more moving than watching a video of the day. The pictures have captured such emotion. Looking forward to working with you again! I’m rambling now! So once again, thank you so much for capturing the most wonderful memories of our lives. : )
Comment by Ayla Sari — 05/10/2009 @ 1:39 pm
So many superb photos!!
Comment by whitesmoke — 03/10/2009 @ 1:10 pm
Amazing photo’s!
My favourites aremo. 803 and 798 – beautiful!
Comment by Laura — 03/10/2009 @ 12:43 pm
That’s an excellent piece of work.
Comment by Robert Raszczynski — 02/10/2009 @ 5:45 pm
Love ‘em Neil
Comment by Jill Thorning-Jensen — 02/10/2009 @ 2:03 pm