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2018 was a busy year for me – it ended with an incredible shoot and one of my biggest business bucket list goals ticked off! I was asked to photograph the Lookbook for Brides magazine and it was everything as you’ll see…
The brains
The shoot was planned and co-ordinated by LAMP Productions, an incredible team that I’ve had the honour of working with before at this home marquee wedding. Anna, Lotte and the team produced a hugely creative and forward thinking set up.
The venue
Nestled in south London, the Horniman Museum & Gardens provided the perfect backdrop for this shoot. The setting, a Victorian conservatory with some serious wow factor. I was familiar with the venue having photographed this White wedding there a couple of years ago which was also featured in Brides magazine.
Shortly after the shoot, Pantone announced that the Pantone Colour of the Year for 2019 is Living Coral. LAMP Productions are ahead of the curve as always!
The shoot concept was to produce a luxurious weddingscape using local suppliers with considered sustainability by using design elements that could be used again. Dress by Suzanne Neville Florals by Paul Thomas Flowers.Four-tier Tallulah cake with sugar flowers, including strawberry and Champagne sponge with Champagne Swiss meringue buttercream, chocolate and Guinness sponge with Baileys Swiss meringue buttercream – Unique Cakes by Yevnig.
A stylish way to keep your engagement ring safe, The Mrs Box.The bespoke backdrop produced by LAMP Productions showcased Dalai Lama’s Instructions for Life with the calligraphy of Second Star Lettering. Keep your guests cool on your wedding day with these alcoholic popsicles by POP. With flavours including Rose & Raspberry (pictured) and Prosecco & Peach, whats not to love? Bride wears Sassi Holford and groom Casely-Hayford. Soft pink embellished shoes by Emmy London. Two-tier chocolate and banana calligraphy cake with vanilla Italian meringue buttercream and decadent butterscotch. Single-tier vanilla sponge calligraphy cake with vanilla meringue buttercream and salted caramel, both by MonAnnie Cakes. Calligraphy for cakes and on jackets by Second Star Lettering. Fancy a dress change for the evening? This gold sequin Temperley gown is stunning! Statement green earrings by Laurence Coste.Bride wears a corset top by Suzanne Neville with a bespoke hand-dyed skirt by Pompom Blossom. The perfect Majolica spray rose buttonhole by Paul Thomas Flowers. Even the tiled floor at The Horniman Museum and Gardens is a perfect backdrop for these shoes by Emmy London.Bespoke tabletop and planter by Box Productions with tiles repurposed and hand painted by LAMP Productions. Green Perasima side plates from Anthropologie. Glass Sienna charger plates, glassware and cutlery to hire from Couvert. Laser cut name tags with luxurious ribbon by Cutture. Groom wearing waistcoat and velvet tuxedo by Casely-Hayford.Bride wearing Temperley dress and earrings by Laurence Coste. Diamond engagement ring and diamond eternity band from Monarc Jewellery. Backdrop is tin tile blush wallpaper by Woodchip and Magnolia. Sandstone willow table and CKC chairs to hire from Great Hire.Embroidered napkin by Extra Special Touch with calligraphy provided by Second Star Lettering. British Gin selection, vintage glassware and cocktail accessories by The Cocktail Services.
Press
As featured in Conde Nast Brides magazine – Jan/Feb 2019 issue.
