South Causey Inn Wedding Photography - Rachel and Luke

Rachel and Luke were married on a beautiful sunny day in May at South Causey Inn, with both their ceremony and reception taking place in the Old Barn. The whole day had a light, relaxed feel while still keeping an elegant style, helped along by the sunshine and lovely spring atmosphere around the venue.

Rachel’s lace fit and flair dress suited the day perfectly, and we made the most of the warm weather for some relaxed portraits outside with the two of them. One of the standout moments came during the wedding meal when surprise singing waiters appeared and quickly had the whole room laughing, singing, and joining in.

The fun carried on into the evening with a packed dance floor and light sticks out for the party. Rachel and Luke’s wedding at South Causey Inn was such a fun and easy-going day to photograph.

A Wedding at Newton Hall - Shauna and Dean

Shauna and Dean absolutely lucked out with the weather—one of those proper blue sky May days that lifts everything. From the moment we arrived at Newton Hall, there was a real buzz about the place. Big smiles, loads of laughter, and that kind of energy that tells you straight away it’s going to be a fun one.

After the ceremony, everyone headed outside for drinks, and things got properly fun. The crazy golf came out during the reception, which was such a good shout—it kept everyone moving, laughing, and fully in the moment. It made for some brilliant, natural photos and gave the whole afternoon a bit of a festival feel.

Later on, after dinner, we snuck away with Shauna and Dean to make the most of that golden hour light. First stop was the bluebell woods, which were looking amazing—proper spring colour everywhere. Then down to the beach, where the light softened off perfectly. Nothing too staged, just a wander, a bit of quiet time together, and some really relaxed portraits.

Then it was straight into the evening—first dance, a packed dancefloor, and a proper good party to finish things off.

Newton Hall Wedding - Steffi and Andrew

Late April really showed off for Steffi and Andrew’s wedding. Sunshine, blue skies, and that perfect in-between season where everything feels fresh again—it set the tone straight away for a really relaxed, easygoing day at Newton Hall.

Everything happened in one place, which always helps things flow nicely. No rushing around, no stress—just a laid-back morning that rolled straight into the ceremony. After they tied the knot, everyone spilled out into the grounds, and honestly, Newton Hall is one of those venues where you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to photos. Everywhere you turn, there’s another great little spot.

One of our favourite parts of the day was heading out around the grounds with Steffi and Andrew (and their dog, of course). Bringing your dog to your wedding is always a win in our book, and it added such a personal touch to the photos. We kept things pretty natural—lots of wandering, chatting, and just letting them enjoy a bit of quiet time together while we grabbed some relaxed portraits along the way.

As the day rolled on, it shifted nicely into party mode. With the sun dropping and everyone fully settled in, the evening had that proper fun, up-for-it vibe. Exactly what you want to round off a brilliant day.

Horton Grange Wedding Photographer - Sarah and Callie

Sarah and Callie’s wedding at Horton Grange was one of those days that just felt good to be part of. Sunny April weather, a relaxed crowd, and everything moving at a nice, easy pace—it all came together without feeling forced.

They went for a first look before the ceremony, which gave them a bit of time together before things got going. It’s always a lovely part of the day—just the two of them, a chance to take it all in, have a laugh, and settle any nerves before everyone else arrives.

From there, the day just flowed. Guests were outside enjoying the sunshine, drinks in hand, chatting away and catching up. It never felt rushed or overly structured, which suited Sarah and Callie perfectly. They spent loads of time just being with their people, which is exactly how it should be.

As the evening rolled in, everyone headed back outside for sparklers and fireworks—always a great way to bring everyone together at the end of the night. A bit lively, a bit chaotic, and a lot of fun. Just a really warm, relaxed day with two brilliant people at the centre of it.

Wedding Photography at Eshott Hall - Kate and Daniel

Kate and Daniel’s wedding at Eshott Hall had that classic, understated English countryside feel that just works so well in March. Overcast skies, soft light, and everything feeling calm and unhurried—it suited them perfectly. The ceremony took place in The Reading Room, an intimate space that felt really personal, with their baby girl there making it all the more special.

After the ceremony, everyone spilled out and followed Kate and Daniel as they walked over to the reception. It’s one of those simple moments that ends up being a highlight—no rush, no structure, just everyone chatting, laughing, and moving together through the grounds. That relaxed pace carried through the whole day, giving us loads of natural moments to capture without things ever feeling staged.

The reception stayed true to that same vibe—laid-back, warm, and focused on good company. Eshott Hall always has that cosy charm, and it really came through here. With the softer March light and muted tones, everything felt very true to the season and the setting.

In the evening, the weather turned a bit, and we headed outside for a quick photo in the rain in front of the hall. It was 100% worth it. A bit of drizzle, a couple who were fully up for it, and that glow from the building behind them—it made for one of those simple but memorable shots to finish the day.

Hexham House and Hexham Abbey - Cheryl and Michael

Cheryl and Michael’s March wedding in Hexham had a really relaxed, easygoing feel from the start. They tied the knot at Hexham House Registry Office with their closest family and friends there, keeping things simple and intimate without any fuss.

After the ceremony, we stayed around Hexham House for a few photos before heading over to Hexham Abbey for the reception. The bluebells were out in bloom, which made for some really nice, natural backdrops as we wandered between spots. It was a great mix of chilled moments, guests catching up, and the two of them just enjoying the day.

Overall, it was a fun, laid-back day that felt very true to them.