It's the end of 2011 so we thought we'd do a quick round up of the year's weddings, with just one image from each of the 44 weddings. Here goes!

L. Iz and John and Fin the dog got the year off to a start with the first of three weddings in the mighty Devonshire Dome.
R. Rose and Jonathan were married in St John's church by Jon's father John. Rose's freinds and family travelled from the Czech Republic to be there.

L. Our first castle of the year with Cathy and Tim at Lumley Castle in Durham.
R. Mike and Marie at the Maynard. I can still clearly remember their well rehearsed Salsa first dance routine!

L. Emma and Matt at Hollin Hall. Probably the best wedding flowers of the year - well they ought to be as Emma works at "Green Pavilion"!
R. Emma and Richard held their reception at the very unique and grand Alton Towers, where they both work.

L. Alex and Serhat: lovely wedding in the tiny village church at Over Haddon. Serhat's relatives shipped in from Turkey.
R. Ellen and Jonathan. It stopped raining just long enough for their bandstand wedding in the Pavilion Gardens.

L. Clare and Robert. First farm wedding of the year and best first dance of the year - well in the "Strictly" class.
R. Louise and Tim. A beautiful July day at Dovecliffe Hall. Top wedding!

L. Beryl and Norman. Everybody in their extended families had a role to play. A really lovely wedding at Hazlewood Castle.
R. City dwellers Valentina and Sam were married at the very grand Cutlers' Hall in sheffield. Valentina's family and friends came over from Italy.

L. Our first foray of the year to the Vale of Belvoir for Tracy and Paul's wedding. They were married in the very beautiful chapel at Exton Park.
R. Debby and James' wedding took us to Ruthin Castle in Wales. First play with the fisheye lens.

L. Kat and Mike tied the knot at the lovely Parish Church in Pott Shrigley before heading over to Buxton for their reception at the Dome. Mike's family and friends flew over from Canada.
R. Helen and James. Smart Car addicts to the core, the cars featured heavily in the pictures! What do you call a line of Smart Cars? A "tube" of course! (as in a tube of Smarties - get it?)

L. Lissie and Gareth did the deed at East Lodge. Gareth was more than a little nervous about having his picture taken, but it all worked out OK.
R. Bernadette and Gary. A local gig for us with their wedding reception at the Old Hall Hotel.

L. Louise and Royston at Tissington Hall. They got married at the village church, then ambled over the road to the Hall for their reception.
R. Kirsty and Jim. Married in the "Cathedral in the Peak" in Tideswell, then on to their marqee reception at their farm home.

L. Claire and Neil at Losehill House in the Hope Valley - not far from where they both work as outdoor activity instructors.
R. Hannah and Ross. Married at St Peter's Church in Buxton, then down to the Pavvy Gardens for their reception. They put a huge amount of effort in making the day special for everybody.

L. Our first visit of the year to York for Hannah and Ben's wedding at York Baptist Church, then Sandburn Hall. York Baptist church is also where Di's parents were married.
R. Our second trip of the year to Hollin Hall for Carla and David's wedding. Another great family wedding celebration.

L. Kayleigh and Jonathan photographed underneath the arches at Cafe No.6 in front of the Opera House poster window. One of our trademark Buxton shots.
R. Back up to York for Stella and David's wedding at the Treasurer's House. Got totally soaked walking to their reception at Bar 1331!

L. Rebecca and Richard held their wedding at the Martin's Arms in the Vale of Belvoir. Another wedding featuring a tractor and a field of cows!!
R. Camilla and Tom took a break from their crazy London working life to get married at Hassop Hall on a blazing hot summer day in October.

L. Another London couple, Eva and Steve got married at Callow Hall, then moved house to the Peak District. Good move guys! Eva's family travelled over from Austria for the wedding.
R. Susie and John were hitched at the Dome in Buxton. Pretty sure this was our biggest wedding of the year with 170 guests. Thanks to Sacha for helping us out on this one.

L. Jemma and Darren were married at the splendid Mottram Hall near Prestbury in Cheshire.
R. Katie and Rob were lucky enough with the weather to get married outside at Cressbrook Hall - though it was cold. It would be remiss not to mention their dog "Bounce" who played a starring role.

L. Sara and James came up from the Smoke and booked out Hartington for the first ever wedding at the Charles Cotton Hotel, and very good it was too.
R. Emma and Bill got married at the Ashes at Endon on bonfire night. Sadly no fireworks allowed, but we did get synchronised sparklers!

L. Emma and Mike had a fabulous wedding at Shottle Hall. With winter starting to grip we just managed to get a few pictures in the gardens.
R. Tiah and Ian are both soldiers in REME. Tiah looked beautiful and Ian looked pretty cool in his No.1s. Thanks to Lauren for helping us as our No.3!

L. Our smallest wedding of the year. Leanne and Ian, the vicar, two witnesses and US!!!
R. Laura and Jack. Braved the cold for pictures in the gardens at Breadsall Priory. Another really lovely family wedding.

L. Hugh and Scott held their Civil Parnership at the Palace Hotel Buxton, but braved the weather for pictures in the Pavilion Gardens. It was snowing while we taking their pictures. Thanks to Lauren for helping us with this one.
R. Emily and Robin's wedding at Catthorpe Manor. They won't mind me saying it was probably our toughest challange of the year with torrential rain and very poor light. Another soaking for the photographer!