Kent Weddings are a big day for fathers too. We’re not necessarily talking about the financial implications here but rather the quiet and solid contribution that I’ve seen fathers make in the 150+ weddings I’ve photographed. They’re the unsung heroes. The calming influence during the bridal preparations at the house. The dependable clock-watcher in getting to the church on time. The shoulder to lean on and the reassurance in the entrance procession down the aisle. The dignified handing over and the squeeze of the bride’s hand. The nod to the vicar and the smile to the groom. The speech. The big speech that has to knit together generations, rivalries, childhoods, siblings, college friends and new faces. The speech that sums up a lifetime whilst opening a new chapter. Wedding days are big for fathers too. If you’d like to ask about your wedding photography do please get in touch and why not like us on Facebook?
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Dear Tim,
We are currently in the process of organising our wedding for the 12th August 2016 at Goodnestone Church/ Knowlton Court, near Canterbury, and were wondering if you had that date available? We really love your style of photography and the way you capture the emotions of the day. Photos are such an important part of the wedding, they are the physical reminder you have of the day, and they are there to look through in the years to come.
Thank you,
Victoria and Joel
Thanks for getting in touch Tori and I’ve sent you a pm.