Some of the greatest wedding photos involve children. Rarely camera shy or distracted by a photographer their energy and enthusiasm always leap out from the picture. Below are some of my favourite children photographys from last year's wedding season. 

With the new wedding season underway, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of my favourite wedding dresses and wedding dress photos.

Following on from part 3 in our look at Catherine and Ben's winter wedding, we move onto the bride and groom's formal shots at Manchester Town Hall. I am very lucky to have been involved in lots of filming over the years at Manchester Town Hall and I am no stranger to the glorious architecture that the town hall displays. A bride usually picks her wedding venue as it offers a fairy tale setting.

Lets move onto the wedding which was at Manchester Town Hall. As ever Manchester Town Hall was a slendid venue and even more striking decked out in Christmas decorations and winter wedding colours. For me a beautiful final touch was the use of candles on tall candlelarbra which ment that I could shoot through these to amazing effect. Ben and Catherine make a wonderful couple.

It has been a busy 10 days, but as promised in Part 1, it's time to catch up with Catherine as she prepares for her big day at Manchester Town Hall. Catherine has a fantastic wedding dress. An elegant 1930's design totally at home in an art deco city such as Paris or Rome. It is one of the most stylish dresses I have seen and Catherine looks terrific. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

In my last blog I mentioned that I was off to shoot a bridal fashion shoot at Manchester Town Hall for Elizabeth Bethune Couture. This is just a sneak preview as I work on my photos and get them ready for a variety of publicity. A big thank you to Dilan and Lisa who did the hair and make-up. An amazing team who were invaluable. I will blog about them more sooner. Keep you posted.

Andrew

www.photoamor.co.uk

A recent wedding in Nottingham has been featured on the Boho Wedding Blog. It's a great article with content written by the bride and gives a fantastic insight into preparing a more community and arts based wedding. Take a look and also have a look at the Boho site as a whole. It's owner Kelly Hood is certainly in the know when it comes to organising such stylish and quirky weddings.

I had the pleasure recently photographing the wedding of James and Leanne in Nottingham. It was a fantastic wedding. The reception venue at Attenborough Village Hall was hand decorated and set up by family and friends. We had great weather and grabbed some great wedding photos on location in Highfields Park. I'd like to share a few of my favourite photos with you.