This is a wedding from last year that I never got round to blogging so here is Chris and Diane's big day. They got married in the lovely church of Llanbeblig in Caernarfon and then went on to the Celtic Royal hotel for the reception.
Diane and the girls were having hair done in Elaine's hair and beauty in Llanrug so I popped over to see them, they were all having a good time so I just shot away. A quick trip to see the boys then back to the house to get some finishing shots of Diane getting ready.
It was then over to the church for a lovely ceremony. These 2 are so in love it's great. The way they look at each other is beautiful. 
After the ceremony we headed to Caernarfon castle for some shots of the newlyweds, We actually went inside which was a first for me shooting a couple in a castle, and what a beautiful place to get photos, so many lovely backdrops.
It was then off to the Celtic Royal Hotel for some group shots and the wedding breakfast. After some brilliant and funny speeches, we headed off across the road to the Dock with the wedding party for a few more shots.
It was then back to dance the night away. such a fun day with cool people in a couple of new locations for me.
please enjoy the day as it unfolds.

Congratulations to Nicola & Hywel who were married in the lovely St. Mary's church in Menai Bridge and then went on to the Celtic Royal hotel in Caernarfon for the reception. We were greeted by blue skies and sunshine for a change and spirits were on a high. Nicola arrived in a beautiful vintage Ford and was accompanied down the aisle by a very proud dad. After a beautiful ceremony Nic and Hywel went down along the Belgian prom for a couple of photo's and then off to Caernarfon for some group shots and the wedding breakfast. lots of laughter from some very entertaining speeches kick started the evening off. Please take your time to look through this small collection of informal shots. 

Congratulations once again to Nicola & Hywel, wishing you all the best for a happy future. More photos from this wedding can be seen on Panorama's blog, click here to go to it. As always a thank you to Geraint for the opportunity to be second photographer.