Monday, June 23, 2014

A Lovely Day



For once in my life I hardly took any photographs over the weekend. I just wanted to enjoy the experience of what was a lovely, lovely day rather than worrying about camera angles or stray thumbs. And there were professional photographers on hand and hundreds of guests with cameras at the ready. Here, however, are a couple of the few that I took; so for one day only - it's the wedding.

14 comments:

  1. Wonderful! A happy day indeed and congratulations to the happy pair.

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  2. Wonderful- it seems the sun was shining.

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  3. Congratulations to all! What a beautiful couple they are, I wish them many blessings:)

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  4. How lovely...I hope you enjoyed yourself 100%...and best wishes to your son and his new wife. You now have a daughter-in-law!

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  5. I'm sure he felt very comfortable on a warm day with winged collar and waistcoat - but a couple of good 'Dad photos' to remember the day.

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  6. It looks like a wonderful day for a great wedding. I took few photos at my first son's wedding and it was nice to be pressured to catch it all. Congratulations dad to the addition to your family.

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  7. It looks a wonderful day. All the very best of everything to all!

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  8. Such a fun day! They look wonderful! Glad you enjoyed yourself, too!

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  9. Lovely! One of ours just got engaged on Suday, so we will have a wedding to enjoy next year!

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  10. It looks a lovely day!

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  11. How lovely, glad you all had a good day. They do look happy.

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  12. I felt the same at my son's wedding a few weeks ago, just wanted to enjoy the moment and took few photos. Congratulations and blessings to the happy couple and all the family. As a former Bridlingtonian now in Australia, I really enjoy your blog.

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  13. My best to everyone, and thanks for sharing their gorgeous day here.

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