After all of the excitement of The Lovely Green Wedding Event I had the opportunity to enjoy the fab Papa Kata teepees at Weddings & Wellies again for Catherine & Paul’s wedding 25th October. Following a ceremony at The Black Horse in Clifton everyone headed over to Weddings & Wellies Low Farm in Norristhorpe for a beautiful reception. A roaring fire in the centre of the tepee was a welcome site on a blustery day.
As most photographer’s will know you can find yourself in some precarious situations when going for that full group shot from an aerial view. This has to be my all time favourite – stuck on my own in a cherry picker on a tractor about 15 ft in the air in what felt like galeforce winds! – it was worth the effort (and fear) though as it was a fab shot…
Weddings & Wellies were the kind hosts for the Lovely Green Wedding Event and well worth checking out as an alternative wedding venue. The site is a working farm and run by Claire & Duncan who are passionate about green and local issues. The wonderful thing about the farm is it's a blank canvas so from a hippy style festival vibe with teepees to a more traditional marqee with afternoon tea it's all possible. The farm is photography heaven with sweeping views and quirky backdrops... I'm looking forward to spending more time down on the farm for weddings booked for 2009!
As most photographer’s will know you can find yourself in some precarious situations when going for that full group shot from an aerial view. This has to be my all time favourite – stuck on my own in a cherry picker on a tractor about 15 ft in the air in what felt like galeforce winds! – it was worth the effort (and fear) though as it was a fab shot…
Weddings & Wellies were the kind hosts for the Lovely Green Wedding Event and well worth checking out as an alternative wedding venue. The site is a working farm and run by Claire & Duncan who are passionate about green and local issues. The wonderful thing about the farm is it's a blank canvas so from a hippy style festival vibe with teepees to a more traditional marqee with afternoon tea it's all possible. The farm is photography heaven with sweeping views and quirky backdrops... I'm looking forward to spending more time down on the farm for weddings booked for 2009!
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