Nearly 20 months ago I started on my Wedding Photography journey... I can't believe how time flies!
I started that journey with Aspire Photography Training on their 'Weddings For Beginners' course, and because of everything I learnt on that course, and the following ones I've attended since, I'm proud to say I have 18 weddings booked in for 2018 - SO FAR! 2017 has snowballed into an amazing year and I'm already wishing the time away to be able to shoot all my wonderful couples weddings!
However, I know I'm only as good as the last wedding I shot, and I put my hands up to knowing there is still a lot to learn - I think every photographer can say that with the ever changing technology. Therefore I still always love to go back to Aspire and take part in their Wedding Stylised Shoots. Each time I do one of these day courses it's like I can throw all cation to the wind and experiment as much as I like, as well as bounce a-million-and-one different ideas off the other attendees, as well as everyone at Aspire and Jenny Heyworth, a wonderful Lake District Wedding & Lifestyle Photographer taking the course.
Soooo.... a couple of Fridays ago I went back to where it all started and attended their English Rose Inspired Shoot. This was such a fabulous day to be part of and it's always so lovely to see everyone at Aspire again. Every time I pick up my camera I feel like my photography style slightly changes and grows, and I hope that never changes, even 20 years down the line!
Anyway enough from me, let's let the photographs below do all the talking.
The WONDERFUL team who helped stylise this fantastic shoot are credited all below, and I hope I get the pleasure of working with them all again in the future:
Training School: Aspire Photography Training
Lead Photographer: Jenny Heyworth Photography
Venue: Hipping Hall
Hair & Makeup: Lucy Pearson MUA
Stylist: Tebbey & Co
Flowers: Made In Flowers
Dress: Mears Ghyll
Model: Sophie Schofield
Calligraphy: By Moon & Tide
Silk Ribbons: Lancashire & Cornish
Menus: Ever & Press
Mirrors, Signs, Frames & Candlesticks : Narrative Hire
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