The Wedding of Amanda & James at St. Mary's Waterloo and Royal Clifton Hotel Southport.

Amanda & James were married at St. Mary's Waterloo and held their reception at the Royal Clifton Hotel in Southport.James' family had travelled up from Cornwall and were staying in Southport.The weather was a bit on the chilly side but stayed lovely and dry. The service went all to plan and the family photographs were taken outside the church. The photographs of the bridal group were taken in the lovely patio area at the hotel. The couple are honeymooning in Egypt.

The Wedding of Gemma & Tony at Malmaison Hotel, Liverpool




Gemma & Tony were married at the Malmaison Hotel, Liverpool, which is a newish hotel situated on the waterfront near the Crowne Plaza Hotel.Unfortunately, the weather was pretty awful with rain, and it was very cold also,so we couldn't really use outdoors for the photographs. Instead we used the large reception area in the hotel for the majority of the photographs which was fine, and they turned out beautiful. The other hotel guests booking in and using the foyer were really helpful moving out of the background as the photographs were being taken.Gemma and Tony are honeymooning in New York and Mexico.

Gemma & Sean's Wedding at the Park Hotel Netherton, Merseyside.




Gemma and Sean were married at and had their reception at the Park Hotel Netherton.Gemma left for the service from a room at the hotel and we were able to take some photographs in the room of Gemma and her family before the service.The service went really smoothly with Paula the Registrar from Sefton conducting the service. It was quite cold outside for the photographs but we managed to take them on the small lawn area outside the entrance of the hotel.

Carol & Liam's Wedding at St. George's R.C. Church Maghull, and West Tower Country House Hotel, Aughton, Ormskirk.





Carol & Liam were married at St. George's Church Maghull and had their reception at the West Tower Country House Hotel Aughton, Ormskirk.It was the Deacon's( Reverend Steve's) first wedding ceremony and it went very well,(he was very relieved.)He was filling in for Father Kelly who was on holiday.The family photographs were taken inside the church, because of the weather and we were able to get some really nice photographs at the West Tower outside, on the staircase and in the bridal suite.There was a slight hitch at the hotel when one of the couple's pumpkin table displays was set on fire and set the smoke alarm off, but this was quickly sorted out by the staff at the hotel and everything was fine after this.

Emma & Kevin's Wedding at Sefton Parish Church and the Tree Tops Hotel Formby.






Emma & Kevin were married at Sefton Parish Church and had their reception at the Tree tops Hotel in Formby.The Reverend Liz, who carried out the service at the church,was absolutely superb,she also christened little Alfie during the service for the couple.The heavens opened as Emma arrived at the church and we all thought" this is a good start" but fortunately it was only intermittent rain and we were able to work around it for the photographs.We went with the couple to Lydiate Abbey, on the way to the hotel, and got some really stunning photographs there for them. The bulk of the family photographs were taken at the Tree Tops(inside as it turned out because of the rain.)The couple are having a short honeymoon in Venice.

Lisa & Lee's Wedding at St. Albert's Church Stockbridge Village, Liverpool,and Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa.





Lisa & Lee were married at St. Albert's Church Stockbridge Village, Liverpool and had their reception at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa.There were about 100 daytime guests at the church to see Lisa's mum give her away.Lee had 10 ushers and Lisa had 3 bridesmaids and one flower girl.Most of the photographs were taken at the golf course, the family groups on the main veranda adjoining the room,and the bridal group on the lovely little grass and tree area opposite the main entrance.The weather stayed OK, although it was a bit windy on the veranda and the ladys had to keep tight hold of their hats.