Wedding Photographers Scottish Highlands – Stephen Peters Photography

We enjoyed a wonderful day out in Lancashire with Matt and Emily, first of all at St Bartholomews Church in Great Harwood for the Wedding Ceremony and then on to Mitton Hall, Clitheroe, Lancashire for the Wedding Reception.  Mitton Hall is such a fantastic location for Wedding Photography and the staff were very obliging, allowing us to set up some shots in the Great Hall.  We arrived at Emily’s house a couple of hours before the Ceremony and enjoyed a relaxed photoshoot with Emily’s Mum, Bridesmaids and of course Emily herself.  Emily was really happy with the results of her hair and make up which was was accomplished by Vickie from Mad About Beauty (can be found under that name on Facebook).  Just recently we received an email from Matt’s Mum which said in part  ‘When I first viewed the slide show I was totally blown away with the images, you captured the intimacy of the day perfectly.  We struggled to choose which ones to have printed, they were all so good’. So a good day for all involved!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sam and Lorna are due to be married in early September at the Broadoaks Country House Hotel, a beautiful little spot just above Troutbeck Bridge.  As time was marching on we decided to fix the Pre Wedding shoot and Sam was keen for it to be up near Thornthwaite as that is where his family originate and they are getting married at Thornthwaite Church.  So we met at the side of Bassenthwaite Lake, hoping we might see an Osprey or two sweeping down behind them as we meandered around the lake shore.  No such luck, in fact all we did get was some grey cloud!  Not to worry as Sam and Lorna cheered us all up with their enthusiasm for one another, some couples are just born to be in love and in front of the camera!  On the way back down past Thirlmere we found an interesting little hotel, the Dale Head Hall Hotel, overlooking the Lake and stopped off for coffee and biscuits as well as a few more photos.  Many thanks to the Farmer and his wife who held the sheep shearing up whilst we made use of their flock as an interesting background, they appeared quite mesmerised as Sam and Lorna got loved up!