London Wedding Photographer - Going Down the 2016 Memory Lane

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London Wedding Photographer / Going Down the 2016 Memory Lane Its that time of theyear again; time to reflect, reminisce and celebrate the magical moments captured in 2016. As I wasputting together thisyear-end recap, I could not helpsmile but lookingback at each and everyweddingIphotographed thisyear. 2016 has been a veryspecial year for me, as I found myself touching livesthrough wedding photographyvaried a acrossge groups, ethnicities, societies, backgrounds, destinations, aspirations, cultures. The common link among allof them being ± desireto love and be loved. This feeling isvery empoweringI and feel honoured to be able to capture this emotion for eternity. 2016 saw megoingall over UK as well as across continents to Kent, Wiltshire Cambridge, New Forest, Buckinghamshire,SicilyHawaii. Its hard not to make a special mention of the breathtaking venues in London like thePainted Hall 6W 3DXO¶V &DWKHGUDO,Admirals House,which continue to make my lifeas aLondon Wedding Photographereven more rewarding thisyear. I also had theprivilege to be a wedding photographer for a Chinese Wedding, Jewish Wedding and of course my very firstStar Wars Wedding.

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London Wedding Photographer / Going Down the 2016 Memory Lane

Its that time of theyear again; time to reflect, reminisce and celebrate the magical moments captured in 2016. As I wasputting together thisyearend recap, I could not helpsmile but lookingback at each and everyweddingIphotographed thisyear. 2016 has been a veryspecial year for me, as I found myself touching lives through weddingphotographyvaried a across ge groups, ethnicities, societies, backgrounds, destinations, aspirations, cultures. The common link among all of them being– desire to love and be loved. This feeling is very empoweringI and feel honoured to be able to capture this emotion for eternity.

2016 saw megoingall over UK as well as across continents to Kent, Wiltshire Cambridge, New Forest, Buckinghamshire,SicilyHawaii. Its hard not to make a special mention of the breathtaking venues in London like thePainted Hall, St Paul’s Cathedral,Admirals House,which continue to make my life as aLondon Wedding Photographereven more rewarding thisyear. I also had theprivilege to be a weddingphotographer for a Chinese Wedding, Jewish Wedding and of course my very firstStar Wars Wedding.

Asyou can imagine, it is veryhad to sum upinplain text, the celebration of familyand friends comingtogether, cheerful dancing, breathtakingweddingvenues and destinations, theplethora of emotions that run deep during the wedding ceremony and the eternal promise that a couple make to each other, so I will let these pictures speak for the wonderful year that 2016 has been.

Last but not the least, to all myamazingclients turned friends–2016 has been verymemorable and it would not have beenpossible without each ofyou. Thankyou for entrusting meyour Wedding Photography–o for pening upyour world and sharing with meyour most intimate moments with family and loved ones. Wishing you much love, happiness and everything that your heart desires in the New Year.

Cheers! Here’s to an even better 2017.

TopLondon WeddingPhotographer Iain Gomes shares his Insider Tips for

Fairytale Winter Wedding Photography

There is somethingmagical about winter weddings. Crispair, bonfire nights, marshmallows and the holidayenchantmentgives the feelingof ‘love is in the air’. The chance of snow amidst twinklystarry lights makes the idea of a winter weddingseem like a fairytale. The recentyears have seen agrowing popularityfor winter weddings and manyvenues, suppliers and weddingphotographers are now as busy throughout winter as theyare duringthe summer months. Iain Gomes, TopLondon Wedding Photographer shares his insider tips for dreamlikewinter wedding Photography… Get set, I Do, Click!

Winter Wedding Photographer

Your choice of weddingphotographer is even more significant forplanninga winter wedding–someone who has experience workingwith low lights and loves winter weddingphotography. As light disappears quicklyduringwinter and days are shorter,plan to complete the weddingceremonyno later than 1pm so you have enough time for outdoor shots.

Wrap up

A frostybride is not a charmingone–pack willies, stoles, and blankets–all these will keepthe chill off and also work as creative picture props for your outdoor shots for the perfect winter wedding photography shots.

Plan for Extra Travel Time

Inclement weather conditions can result in more traffic and unexpected delays. Account for extra time for yourself and your guests for travel to the venue.

Stick to one venue

Ifpossible haveyour weddingceremony& reception in the one venue, or venues verynear to each other. This will make transport easier in case of bad weather on the wedding day.

Add some sparkle and romance with fairy lights and candles

One of the best things about winter weddings is fairylights. Twinklingfairylights can turn anywedding fantasyin to a romantic realityandgiveyour bigdaythat extra somethingspecial whether indoors or out. Also remember to add a touch of romance with candles in your ceremony and reception space.

Play with colour

Getyour winterpalette out andplaywith rich warm tones of red, burgundyandgold. Add some wintry romance with natural greenery.

Keep Your Bridesmaids Warm

Don’t forgetyour bridesmaids will be cold too! Make sure to have a chick coverupreadyforyour bridesmaids.

Wedding Favours with a hint of winter

The days maybe shorter but there are still countless ways to thankyour near and dear ones for attending your winter wedding. Favour fairy suggests winter wedding favours such as blankets or pashminas, sparkles, mulled wine or even candy canes.

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Highlights From Some Destination Wedding Photography

I really enjoy being hired as a destination wedding photographer. Capturing moments of pure wonder– from crashingwaves and starlit skies to iconic buildings steeped in history. And although I’m predominantlya London weddingphotographer, I have been fortunate enough to have shot at some spectacular destination weddings.

I was delighted to be asked to be the destination weddingphotographer for Stefanie and Avnish in gorgeousMalta. Some highlights from this stunningvenue were the outstandingphotos from landmarks includingCastello Zamittello in Mgarr and the ZebbugParish Church. The Church is a work of splendour dating back to 1632, while Castello Zamittello is a majestic castle built in the 17th Century.

This was one incredible destination wedding, and I felt one incrediblyfortunate destination wedding photographer.

Nigeria maynot seem like the most obviousluxurydestination wedding, but it’s a hidden beautythat makes for a unique wedding experience. Nigeria is renowned as the cultural capital of Africa, and from the food to the exciting venues, it can make for a wonderful choice of wedding destination.

Switzerland brings about images of stunningnatural beautyand charmingold towns makingfor ideal weddingphotography. I was honoured to be the weddingphotographer for Gilyan and Dan who opted to get married in beautiful Zermatt.

While the entire weddingwas special, the backdropandpictureperfect skies enabled some reallysuperb photos to be captured. The ceremonywas held in the charmingGrand Hotel Zermatterhof, but before that we managed somegorgeous snaps atopthe Matterhorn mountains. See some moreSwitzerland destination wedding photography.

Hawaii surelyhas to rank as one of the most excitingand iconic exotic weddingdestinations(certainly from a destination weddingphotographer’s perspective). I wasfortunate to find that out first hand when Staceyand Savas decided to hire me for their dream weddingin this beautiful location. The 12 lovely guests made this one of the most relaxed, intimate and peaceful weddings I’ve ever had the pleasure to shoot.

Thesewedding pictures from Hawaiitell their own story–a sensational beach, a beautiful happy couple, and plenty of warm weather and smiling faces.

Australia, and more specificallySydneyrounds upour final amazingweddingdestination. As theseSydney Wedding Photographyimages show, this is a lavish and loud city for a wedding.

London Wedding Photographer / Chic Wedding at the Painted Hall

A Painted Hall Wedding–In September I photographed my last wedding at the Painted Hall before it uŶdergoes a 2 year ĐoŶserǀatioŶ projeĐt. It’s hard to iŵagiŶe hoǁ the PaiŶted Hall ĐaŶ look aŶy ďetter but the team tell me it will. I will certainly miss shooting weddings there and look forward to going back in 2018/19.IŶ the ŵeaŶtiŵe I’ll ďe ďusy ǁith ǁeddiŶgs at the Adŵirals House ǁhiĐh is a stoŶes throǁ for the Painted Hall.

Jenna and Ryan were the lucky couple to have their wedding in the beautiful surroundings of the PaiŶted Hall. I’ǀe photographed ŵaŶy ǁeddiŶgs there aŶd I really eŶjoy seeiŶg the reaĐtioŶs of the guests as they walk in and see where they will be spending the next few hours.

As always with weddings at the Old Royal Navy College the staff made sure that everything ran perfectly. Jenna and Ryan were absolutely amazing from start to finish. They were chilled, relaxed and a pleasure to photograph.

Here are soŵe of the photos froŵ JeŶŶa aŶd RyaŶ’s speĐial day. I do hope you like theŵ.

͞HiIain

Where do we start?! We Đan’t thank you enough for all of your help on our ďig day- not only for the amazing photographs but for putting everyone at ease, making us laugh and making it easy to put our trust in you for such an important job of the day! So many of our guests commented on how nice all of you guys were.

Jenna & Ryan͟

12 Tips On Choosing The Best Wedding Photographer For Your Special Day

Afterputtingin so much time, effort and moneyintoyour special day, it’s important to find the best wedding photographer possible to capture those special moments for your album.

So, whetheryou’re tryingto search out the best London weddingphotographer or lookingfor the right person for your dreamy destination wedding, here’s what to ask & look for:

1. How Many Years Of Wedding Photography Experience Do They Have?Your ideal wedding photographer should not only have a creative mind but years of experience in wedding photography.

2. Do They Have The Best Equipment & Team?Experienced professionals will have the right kit to best capture each moment. A second shooter will helpensure the best moments are captured from different angles.

3. Can You Meet The Photographer In Advance. Do theymakeyou andyour other half feel comfortable? Do they have answers to all your questions & address your concerns?

4. See Their Past Albums. Flick through a few sample albums to see their style & creativity.

5. Testimonials.These give an indication of how satisfied past couples have been.

6. How ManyWeddingVenues & Destinations Have TheyClicked?Photographers who have snapped in iconic venues & destinations are more likely to be on top of their game.

7. Are They Available For Your Wedding Date?Good photographers get booked much in advance, so be sure to identify and enquire early.

8. Do They Offer Black & White Wedding Photos In Addition To Colour?Good wedding photographers will offer a set of black & whiteprints in addition to the coloured ones which can be a valuable add on.

9. How Will They& Their Team Dress For The Wedding?It’s important for the photographers to blend with the guests & venue.

10. How LongWill TheyStayFor & What Time Will TheyArrive/Leave?It is important thatphoto coverage is available for the key moments which may be spread out over the day.

11. Are The Photos ProfessionallyRetouched?Photographyis a specialised field, and the best photographers usually have professional teams to edit and retouch the images.

12. How Long Before The Final Photos Will Be Available?There can be a substantial difference in the time taken to get the final photos to the couple.