Many congratulations to Katrina and Scott who tied the knot in what must be one of the most idyllic settings in Britain, a photographer’s dream !

This was a day of fun, tears, laughter and great company with guests from the UK and the US where they both live.

I started with prep shots at The Hatton Court Hotel As Katrina and Scott were a few doors away it was great that I could get shots of both of them and their attendants. And from here it was a 5 minute drive to Rococco Gardens a magnificent setting and a step back to the 18th century English Garden Design. Katrina and Scott had their ceremony in the Red House, a very rustic building with a fantastic vista for the bridal party to walk up.

And then it was back to Hatton Court for the evening reception. I always look out for good light and finally as the sun dropped and the clouds parted we had no more than 10 minutes to take some great sunset shots (as you can see above). It was then time for their good friend Sean Benjamin to sing for their first dance followed by a disco for the more energetic.

Below are some more favourites and the complete set is also ready to view here The password is Katrina’s surname followed by Scott’s, all lower case with no gaps. Please feel free to add any comments (nice ones please ). Enjoy

Neil Palmer Cotswold Wedding Photographer

Pia and Nick got married last month at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire. What a beautiful and picturesque setting. As a setting you could not wish for better. Here are some of my favourites below.

You can also see the complete set by contacting Pia for the link and password.

Neil Palmer wedding photographer Berkshire

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