Wedding photographer at the Kings Arms Hotel in Christchurch, Dorset

Today I was at the Kings Arms Hotel in Christchurch. I was doing the wedding photography for Kitty and Scott and they were lovely to work with. After the ceremony which was in the Pavillion and a few family shots in the attractive gardens - we all returned to 'The Kings Priory' which is an exclusive area of the Hotel for an afternoon and evening of entertainment.

Owing to a high work load during August I am just putting a few concise details and of course some of my favourite shots from each wedding alongside the text. Once updated I will keep it up to date for the rest of the year!

All the images were quickly available for viewing for Kitty and Scott and their families, but just a few favourites are shown here. 

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding Photographer at The Kings Arms Hotel in Christchurch in Dorset

Today I was at the Kings Arms Hotel in Christchurch. I was doing the wedding photography for Charlotte and Craig and they were lovely to work with. I have also photographed two previous wedding ceremonies or special events for the family of Craig, the groom - So I had lots of friends and acquaintances at this wedding! After the ceremony and a few family shots in the attractive gardens - we all returned to 'The Kings Priory' which is an exclusive area of the Hotel for an afternoon and evening of entertainment.

Owing to a high work load during April I am just putting a few concise details and of course some of my favourite and perhaps more quirky or unusual shots from each wedding alongside the text. Once updated I will try and keep it up to date for the rest of the year!

All the images were quickly available for viewing for Charlotte and Craig and their families, but just a few favourites are shown here. 

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding photographer at HighCliffe Castle in Dorset and The Captains Club Hotel in Christchurch.

Today was a wedding at HighCliffe Castle in Dorset with Helena and Kevin and HighCliffe is a fantastic location for wedding photography. After the ceremony and some family photos, a short horse and carriage (or bus) ride from HighCliffe to Mudeford Quay, the couple and their guests then took a couple of boats from the Quay to their hotel at The Captains Club in Christchurch. Despite a deluge when the guests arrived at the hotel, it was a fantastic day to photograph and I was working with the couple from around 11am until first dance at around 9pm. They were a very happy and bubbly couple to work for - thank you Helena and Kevin!!
I have uploaded just a few images here from their day & will be simply showcasing just a few images from each wedding for the rest of this busy summer, usually and rather than trying to tell the 'whole story'. I always enjoy working at HighCliffe Castle, with fabulous gardens and grounds for photos and very helpful and supportive staff. My first trip over to the Captains Club in Christchurch was also an enjoyable one and I was assisted by the fantastic professional toastaster - Michael Judd on this occasion. Thank you Mike and all those at the hotel too. Mike can be contacted on 02380 282 702 or mike.judd@sky.com
Please remember also - I am currently offering some very good rates and discounts for any remaing 2012 dates and into the early New Year too, subject to my availability. Whether it be a wedding, party or other special occasion, I can offer you something different and creative, yet reliable and professional! So, I look forward to possibly helping YOU too.
As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.