Mica & Richard's wedding was very distinctive. Firstly they had a small and very sweet ceremony at St. Saviours Church on Friday, then the next day a spectacular celebration at Castle Cornet.
Believe it or not, this actually wasn't the smallest ceremony we had photographed. It was beautifully relaxed and quite delightful. Rev. Charmley took the ceremony, with only the couple and their parents present. Well I was there with my normal team, my wife Karen and also my eldest daughter Rosemary. As normal, we kept ourselves very discreet, even more important with such a small number of people in attendance.
A few work colleagues had hidden away outside as Mica & Richard emerged as a married couple.
Now onto Day 2.
One of the bridesmaids, Sophie (on the far right), spent the following day in a bath of tomatoes for charity! A strange contrast indeed! Well done and good luck with your tricycle ride to Paris too.
While Rosemary and myself covered the bride getting ready, my wife Karen photographed the groomsmen.
An old friend needed some special attention throughout the morning.
The scene at the Castle for the ceremony was idylic.
Rev. Charmley took the ceremony again, but the legalities had been taken care of the day before. What a unique setting.
A wedding in a castle, with a cake to match.
The details in the marquee were obviously very carefully thought about. The effect was stunning.
Our toastmaster, Anthony, had come over specially from Jersey. He was a great asset to the smooth running of the day. But then having worked with his father, I knew Anthony would be well trained.
Speeches took place prior to the meal.
As evening approached we had the cake cutting and then people enjoyed the evening sunshine as preparations took place for the first dance.
Castle Cornet is always an exciting place to photograph in, it was fun to take a few more artistic pictures later in the day.
What a truly great day we all enjoyed with Mica & Richard.
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