Yesterday Bev photographed the wedding of Neil and Nina. It was a perfect, sunny February day and The Crypt at St Paul’s Cathedral was the perfect setting for the ceremony. Conducting the ceremony was Neil’s good friend, The Reverend Graham Watts.
Nina looked beautiful in her Kate Sherford wedding dress.
The ceremony was conducted by Neil’s good friend, The Reverend Graham Watts aka “killer”.
I think they look quite happy to be married!
I loved these guys!
It is always hard to photograph a wedding when the ushers and bridesmaids are camera shy – definitely not a problem at this wedding. Jazz hands anyone?
Thank you Nina and Neil for letting me be a part of your day. I had a great time and look forward to hearing all about your honeymoon in Italy.
About St Paul’s Cathedral & The Caledonian Club
It’s hard to imagine a more iconic London wedding setting than St Paul’s Cathedral. Sir Christopher Wren’s domed masterpiece has crowned the City of London since 1710 and only a small number of weddings are held there each year. The Caledonian Club in Belgravia is a listed townhouse and Scottish private members’ club whose oak-panelled rooms and sweeping staircase make a natural home for the reception.
Photographing in a cathedral is a privilege and a technical challenge in equal measure. The light is low, the architecture is vast, and most cathedrals restrict where photographers can stand during the service. I work quickly and with a light touch, using the available light rather than fighting it with flash.
