Alison and Ricky got married at the Palace over the Xmas period and I am please to report the wedding is featured in the new edition of Pure Buxton Magazine, including a number of our images. There's one from Sally and Mike's wedidng at the Old Hall Hotel in there too.

Sally and Mike got married on the bandstand in the Pavilion Gardens, Buxton in November!! In spite of the somewhat cold and damp day, Sally remained absolutely determined to get married on the Bandstand (normally if it rains the ceremony is performed in the Conservatory). Actually, I think Sally would have gone ahead with the Bandstand even if the rain was blowing horizontally.

Click the Read More link below to see the Slideshow.

These images are from Natalie and Lukes wedding at the Barcelo Palace Hotel in Buxton. More images on our Facebook page here.

You can see from the photographs that autumn has arrived in style.  Stacey and Andrew had typically unpredictable autumn weather to go with their wedding. Impending rain meant the ceremony took place in the Pavilion Gardens Conservatory. The Conservatory was restored and re-opened last year and this was the first wedding we had photographed in there.

Sharon and David were married at St James Church, Harper Hill, followed by the Palace Hotel in Buxton. A tense interval when the Church was still locked half an hour before the ceremony was due, however the Vicar finally arrived with the key and after that things went swimmingly.

These are a selection of images from Day 2 at Emily and Daniel's wedding at Comlongon Castle, near Dumfries in Scotland.

The basic protocol for the wedding is that the groom and guests are led by a piper to the Keep of the castle where they await the arrival of the bride. The bride is then piped in and the couple are married in front of the large open fire in the Keep. All very romantic.

This week I have spent three days down in Spring Gardens Shopping Centre in the centre of Buxton, manning a table as a part of a mini "wedding show". These are always good fun to do and if you are one of the people we talked to this week, thanks for stopping by.

Whilst down there I fitted in a couple of photos for local cancer charity groups Cancer Research UK and Macmillan.

The first of these is for breast cancer awareness week. Fiona (in Pink) is supposed to symbolise the one in nine who will eventually contract breast cancer. Why is Rick in the picture I hear you ask? Well blokes get breast cancer too.

The second picture for Macmillan is to promote the "Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning". BB's in the shopping centre is participating and this picture has been sent to the advertiser to help promote the fund raiing event.

Emily and Daniel got married in Style at Comlongon Castle, near Dumfries in Scotland. They made a weekend of it and so did we. We travelled up from Buxton on the Thursday, photographed the Clay Pigeon Shoot on Friday and the wedding on Saturday.

Here is part one of the images for the blog - these taken from the Clay Pigeon Shoot. More images in the next blog entry from the wedding itself.

Scotland!

Real bullets

This shot was properly supervised!

left a bit . . . .

Sunday 13th September 12 pm - 4pm - This Sunday we will be exhibiting at Hargate Hall Wedding Fayre. Hargate Hall is in Wormhill, near Buxton (SK17 8TA for those with sat navs or google maps) and is an intimate and exquisite wedding venue. Come and check it out, and dont forget to come and see us and say hello.