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Showing posts with label Arley Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arley Hall. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Arley Hall wedding fair Sunday 20th March 2011
This one feels a bit like a homecoming gig!
I've had my studio based on the Estate at Arley Hall for almost three years now, just a two minute walk from the hall itself. So I love the place! I love driving there and working there every day, love being one of their preferred suppliers, love shooting weddings there - just love it, period!
Come along this Sunday to the wedding fair between 11am and 4pm to say hello, talk weddings and look at some fantastic images.
Monday, 21 June 2010
A summer wedding at Arley Hall
With the summer wedding season well and truly underway, I've been a bit busy to blog as often as I should, but these are a few pictures from the wedding of Cate and Nick Barker at Arley Hall, which is where my studio is.
Cate and Nick got married at St. Vincent's in Altrincham and then made their way to Arley Hall for the wedding breakfast and evening reception.
For any of you who don't know Arley, it's a beautiful country house, with fabulous gardens. See for yourself...
For all of Nick and Cate's guests, there is a 3 for 2 offer on prints from the wedding for 30 days. Just go to my website and follow links to the Client Area, weddings, and you can review the all the wedding photographs and make your selection online.
Thursday, 7 January 2010
Snow on the Arley Hall Estate

Like millions of others, the snow has made my journey to work much longer and more interesting! I'm very lucky to have my studio in the grounds of the Arley Hall Estate:it's a beautiful place to work (and a great wedding venue too). All my clients love the vibe at the studio, whatever the time of year, but at the moment it's even lovelier than usual, especially with the wood-burning stove alight and a roaring blaze going. I'm keeping an eye on the weather forecast though, as I'm not sure how much deeper the snow might get before the studio will have to close for a few days.
These photos were taken yesterday afternoon.
These photos were taken yesterday afternoon.

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