There’s a very specific moment that happens during wedding planning. Someone checks the weather forecast.

If you’re getting married at Bourton Hall and looking for Bourton Hall wedding photography that feels natural and relaxed, you’ve probably already noticed it’s not your typical venue. Everything about it feels a bit more considered. The layout, the space, the way it all opens up. It’s got that big, clean, modern feel to it, but without losing the atmosphere you actually want on a wedding day. It’s not stuffy, it’s not overcomplicated, it just works.

If you’re getting married at Ansty Hall, you’ve probably already had that moment where you thought, “yeah… this just feels right.”

One of the first things couples ask when they start planning is usually some version of this. “How much does a UK Wedding cost in 2026?”

Kelly at Twinkles and Tiaras is one of those people who makes you realise just how much impact the right supplier can have on a wedding day.

After photographing weddings for years, you start to notice patterns. Not just in how days run, but in who makes them easier, calmer, and actually enjoyable to be part of.

Planning a wedding has a funny way of creeping up on you. You start with excitement, ideas, big smiles and a vague sense that you’ve got time. Then one day you’re deep into planning and suddenly everything has a price attached to it. Some expected. Some… not so much.

Grateful, knackered, inspired, and ready for what’s next. As the year winds down and my inbox finally quietens a bit, it feels like the perfect time to stop, breathe, and look back by reflecting on 2025, which has just flown past.

Why your aisle moment deserves a real connection, not a screen grab. Picture this. You take that first step down the aisle. Your heart’s thumping. Your partner’s trying not to ugly cry. It’s the moment you’ve waited for. You want to remember exactly how they looked right then. The nerves. The smile. The love. The everything.

Let’s talk about group photos! They’re one of those parts of the day that everyone knows are coming. Everyone knows they matter. Yet, somehow, they still have the potential to descend into mild chaos if they’re not handled right.

One of the biggest surprises couples have when they start planning their wedding is just how early photographers get booked. You secure your dream venue, start getting excited about outfits, décor and the general vibe, and then suddenly you realise suppliers are disappearing faster than the last roast potato at a Sunday dinner. And honestly, I do not blame you for being surprised. Nobody tells you this stuff until you are already knee deep in Pinterest boards and timeline str

If you’re planning a wedding in the UK, let’s be honest: rain is basically a guaranteed guest. But before you panic about soggy dresses and ruined hair, let me reassure you — rain on your wedding day doesn’t mean your photos are doomed.

First of all, congratulations! If you're reading this, chances are you've just said "Yes!" and are basking in that post-engagement glow. But now that the initial excitement is settling, you're probably wondering, "Where do I even start?".

This past weekend, the Jonathan David Photography team packed up our cameras, albums, and maybe a sneaky bag of snacks and headed to the National Wedding Fayre for the very first time at the NAEC Stoneleigh

We've got the fantastic Charlotte at Big Occasion Events in for a guest blog on why you should absolutely be considering an independent wedding planner for your big day!

I wanted to take some time to talk about the wedding of Matt and Corin, which I attended last week at the stunning Hogarths Stone Manor Hotel in Kidderminster.

Get ready to hear the story of an amazing couple, Stephen and Craig, who said their "I do's" last weekend at the stunning Sandwell Registry Office.

Find out what happened at Vanessa's and Simon's Wedding.

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Now, this isn't a blog that's comfortable to write in any way shape or form, but I was gutted to learn that there have been a number of...