Love in the Time of Covid - Wedding Photography during the Pandemic

Post Date: Monday, 22 February 2021

What. A. Year. We couldn't have predicted it, imagined it, dreamed it up, or in any way have known what this would mean for all our lovely couples. We went from shooting what should have been 20+ weddings, to 5. We had tears, facemasks, rain, social distancing, garden receptions with 2 meter sections roped off, some weddings where there was no walking down the aisle, no speeches, no party, no hugs. We had weddings with 30, 15, 10 and even 7 guests. But guess what? We also had tears of the good kind, we had laughter, smiles, sunshine, love, we had TIME to relax and get all the shots we wanted, and all of it at these beautiful, intimate weddings at which the things which are really important shone through. To all my future couples - keep going! and check out the smiles on the faces of this lot to reassure you your special day will be everything you ever wanted.

Love in the Time of Covid - Suffolk Wedding Photos during the Pandemic - helloromancephotography.com

Labels: Covid Safe Weddings, Love, Suffolk Wedding Photography

posted by Manda (Hello Romance Photography) @ 10:05

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Westleton Crown Wedding, Dunwich Beach Wedding Photo-shoot - Louise and David

Post Date: Tuesday, 28 June 2016

It seems we've been overrun with friendly couples recently, and that's certainly not a complaint! Louise and David were lovely from the moment we met them. They had absolutely stunning hot weather for their wedding at the Westleton Crown.

Louise got ready at The Ship at Dunwich, before being driven in her own Mazda MX5 to the wedding, which was held at the Westleton Crown.

There was a bit of an origami theme, with Louise and David having made countless little paper cranes, and the wedding favours (should we call it wedding stationery?) was literally that - paper and instructions for the guests to fold their very own origami creations.

You can always rely on a friendly welcome and incredible food at this pub restaurant, with Gareth and the team working their wonders.

It's always great to be back at the Crown. Its location meant we could nip off to Dunwich beach with Louise and David for some fun, quirky wedding photos down by the sea. We also popped round the corner to the ruins of Greyfriars medieval friary.