Posts Tagged ‘Venue’

Red Carpet Salon in Canford Cliffs, then dashing off to the Cumberland Hotel and the bridal abode, next stop St Stevens Church followed by a quick spin in a white Rolls Royce Phantom for a rendezvous with a Fairline Luxury Cruise Yacht taking the extremely happy, newly married Rachel and Steve off at the Captains Club Hotel on the Christchurch riverside. My head was spinning but I witnessed one very special day and one very happy couple.

Wedding Photo Galleries:

Gallery 1: http://gallery.me.com/budzynski/101902

Gallery 2: http://gallery.me.com/budzynski/101905

Dorset Wedding Photography by Leslie Budzynski of BH13 PHOTOGRAPHY

Bridal shoes from Girls of Elegance at the Dorset Vintage Wedding Fair

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Jamie Bird brings us the brilliantly unique X Specs, a dealership specialising in outstanding quality eyewear from from the 1930s to the 1970s.

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Beautiful Calligraphy by the very talented Amanda Franklin from Cove Calligraphy at Dorset Vintage Wedding Fair

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Cherished Vintage make exquisite tiaras, hair bands and combs lovingly made by hand from vintage costume jewellery. Pearls, crystal beads and diamante from a more glamorous age are reworked into delightful headdresses. Treasures from the past become your heirloom of the future.

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Imaginative handmade and vintage accessories and props to theme your wedding from the delightful ladies, Rachael and Louise  at Coastal Creatives.

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Stunning blooms from Parkwood Florist at the recent Dorset Vintage Wedding Fair at Chettle House

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Very beautiful vintage pieces from Lizzie Drake at Old Fashioned Stuff at The Dorset Vintage Wedding Fair last week at Chettle House.

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The delightful and equally delicious Ice Cream Trike at Dorset Vintage Wedding Fair. Such a lovely family and sensational ice cream.

Mark and Clare at one of the locations between the unsettled weekend weather. This was a break in the predicted stormy weather which made beautiful atmospheric images. Traditional landscape photographers such as Ansel Adams use to wait just after a storm to take dramatic landscape images, here is ours and the full width version can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/14666151@N07/6159169057/in/photostream/lightbox/

Clare and Marks wedding photos can be seen here:

Gallery 1: http://gallery.me.com/budzynski/101842

Gallery 2: http://gallery.me.com/budzynski/101849