This was my second trip up to Norfolk and the great venue of Cley Windmill in Cley next the Sea. As unusual and memorable venues go this is right up there. Perfect for a small wedding with just your close family and friends. This is exactly what Mel and Paul had in mind when they held their beautiful wedding here. One of those lovely photographic days with sunshine but nice fluffy clouds made shooting in and around the windmill a real pleasure. When your shooting a small wedding you really feel like you get to know everyone there which is not really possible at most weddings and with such a great couple and group of people this was a really special wedding to capture.
Detail on Mel's dress
Present time
A different ring shot
Mel helps her son get ready
I love this picture of them together
You get all sorts of angles at a windmill
The boys enjoy the early morning sunshine
And then disappear to the pub
One of the views of Cley Windmill
Back to the beautiful bride
I've shot in dark venues before but this beats them all (especially as no flash or lighting is allowed during the ceremony), fortunately technology has come a long long way
A tender moment between Mother and Son
It's just great to see two boys sitting down reading at a wedding instead of playing on a DS or PlayStation
The windmill balcony
Also useful for the occasional unusual angle
The youngest guest of the day
A real landscape favourite of mine
Mel looking gorgeous
Some time alone together
One of my favourites from the day
No caption required
No band or disco but still a lovely first dance
And to end, a night portrait under the sails
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Detail on Mel's dress
Present time
A different ring shot
Mel helps her son get ready
I love this picture of them together
You get all sorts of angles at a windmill
The boys enjoy the early morning sunshine
And then disappear to the pub
One of the views of Cley Windmill
Back to the beautiful bride
I've shot in dark venues before but this beats them all (especially as no flash or lighting is allowed during the ceremony), fortunately technology has come a long long way
A tender moment between Mother and Son
It's just great to see two boys sitting down reading at a wedding instead of playing on a DS or PlayStation
The windmill balcony
Also useful for the occasional unusual angle
The youngest guest of the day
A real landscape favourite of mine
Mel looking gorgeous
Some time alone together
One of my favourites from the day
No caption required
No band or disco but still a lovely first dance
And to end, a night portrait under the sails
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