Documentary Wedding Photographer- Best of 2019!
Manchester wedding photographer – Best of 2019
Well, I definitely should have written this post months ago, at the beginning of 2020 when everything felt a lot less shit! But hey, I was busy. And now quarantine has given me an abundance of free time 😩. On a more positive note going through all of these images has been a beautiful reminder of why I love my job. 2019 was a year that, despite what might have been happening personally/politically, was still filled with an abundance of love and joy. And it feels so important right now to seek out and be grateful for those moments of laughter happiness and togetherness.
I think I actually managed to cram a lot into 2019! I moved house twice, saw loads of live music, visited Italy twice (once for work, once for fun). I connected with lots of wonderful wedding suppliers at Brunchfest and learnt from some incredibly talented photographers at SNAP photography festival. Photographed weddings all over the UK as well as in Italy and France. I also finally launched the branding/portrait photography side of my business. I spent some quality time with my family in Dominica and had a busy winter performing with SHE Choir Manchester. Writing a list of all the lovely things I did last year has filled me with gratitude and hope.
I dunno about you, but I cannot wait to get emotional during a ceremony, crack up laughing during some speeches or throw some shapes on a dancefloor! I still have some availability left for 2021 so if you’re looking for a wedding photographer I’d love to hear from you.
So, here it is folks, as many of the lovely moments of 2019’s wonderful weddings as I could squeeze into a 3 min slideshow! I hope that it makes you smile and maybe even makes you feel excited about your own wedding, especially if you’ve had to postpone it.
Enjoy x
If you’d prefer to take a look at them at your own pace then feast your eyes on all the images below!
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