Norfolk wedding photography by Duncan Kerridge
I think I’ll always remember Simran as ‘that running bride’ … most girls have a morbid fear of letting their dress near the smallest bit of dirt or dampness – not Simran. We were behind schedule due to someone being 30 minutes late at the church so we had just 20 minutes to do some...
Good work Duncan. It takes a sharp eye to see some of these scenes. The champagne glass in the car for example. Many photographers would have missed that one.
Thanks Caroline, it is Wroughton church – unfortunately a pro photographer wouldn’t have improved your photos in the church much, the current vicar doesn’t allow any !
Lovely shots Duncan, and I think that’s Wroughton church. I was married there. Most of my family originates from the village. Unfortunately my Father and uncle took our shots, as budget was low. I can wholehearted and honestly urge couples to use a prof photographer from personal experience. They did a great job, but just lacked that beautiful, artistic edge you get with a professional. As you can no doubt work out, that’s my career now. Anyway, just wanted to pass on some admiration!
Caroline.
Just half an hour from home last Saturday for Jessica and Philip’s Elms Barn wedding. After the girls preparations in the bridal suite at the Elms I hopped on their vintage routemaster with the bridesmaids for the quick hop over to the bright and airy St. Andrews in the grounds of Raveningham Hall. After the...
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