Peckforton Castle Wedding Photographer

What I most remember about Aimee and Ian’s wedding at Peckforton Castle is the mad dance floor antics. Specifically Tina Turner and Rolling on A River! It was a great way to finish off the wedding day and summed up the day. It was SO much fun. Ian is the kind of guy who is up for anything and throws himself at any task wearing a smile. After the ceremony, photos, and speeches he hit the dance floor hard! At one point he picked up Aimee and twirled her around which made for some epic wedding photos. Aimee was charming and looked so beautiful in her dress from Love Bridal Boutique. Especially as she walked down the aisle. I think they are some of my favourite photos from the day.

I really wasn’t sure what she’d wear but her dress suited her perfectly and also the venue Peckforton Castle. The guys got their suits from Special Day and Appletons which worked well against the formal backdrop.

The wedding rings were from Philip James Jewellery in Bath.

I don’t know whose idea it was to hire the Mr & Mrs signs that glowed in the dark but they were worth their weight photographically! They looked brilliant and I had to tell myself to stop taking photos of them at one point! I love them so much that I’ve even added a few to my wedding photography portfolio.

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