I am a big fan of learning about other cultures. I've travelled, I've spent time seeing people all round the world. I've taken time to talk to other people and learn about them and their lives and their cultures. This is why I think I am so happy to do cross cultural weddings - and fusion weddings are just the very best thing to photograph.

One of the locations that had always appealed to me was Nunsmere Hall. And dreams do come true in September when I was lucky enough to shoot for Shaana and Dan at that very place! It's a glorious venue, with lovely rooms and great facilities, and fabulous grounds. Sadly the rain had put the kibosh on going outside to some of the better locations out there as it was far too muddy, but we still managed to get out for a while in and around the trees!

Charlotte and Jordan always seemed like they were party people. Lots of friends, big family...you know the type, never ones to miss a chance to let their hair down and party on...Well this couple from way over in New Mills, Nottingham, didn't let me down with their wedding day, and their party after it.

Well this was a different gig for this Shropshire Wedding Photographer! Anwar and Urmy were celebrating their Nikkah with what I am told is a Walimah feast at the Badshah Palace in Birmingham.

The First wedding of 2018 took me to The Richmond Hotel on Hatton Garden in Liverpool and David and Racheal's big day. It's not far away for a Shropshire Wedding Photographer to visit - just an hour or so, and what makes it even better is I have free accommodation in Liverpool as my mother-in-law lives there! It's what makes Liverpool one of my favourite wedding destinations in the UK.

A gorgeous summer’s day at the Albrighton Hall Hotel, near Shrewsbury was the location for Emma and Lucy’s Shropshire wedding. It was an honour to be asked by Emma to photograph their wedding - she said she’d have no-one else, which was lovely!

Very recently, I had the chance to take part in a special ‘styled’ shoot with a lovely couple named Kate and Mark, at a very special location in Knutsford, Cheshire. Living in Shropshire it wasn’t far away at all and a couple of hours working with a great couple in a beautiful location was too much to pass up on and off I went!

It’s often the way that one wedding leads to another and when I was covering a wedding at Rowton Castle early in the year, I was soon booked by a couple of guests to photograph their wedding. Well us Shropshire Wedding Photographer’s don’t mind travelling and I set off down to Richmond, London, to shoot Ranib and Susanna’s wedding in the heart of Richmond Park!