It’s been very busy here at the Crash Taylor home.  Monday I photographed a beautiful wedding at the Priest House Hotel and then Tuesday I headed down to London for a 3 day workshop with one of my favourite wedding photographers, David Beckstead.  I had an amazing time and met some new friends.  I have lot’s of work to catch up on so stay tuned for some very cool images and slide shows in the next few days.  Upon returning from the workshop I booked 3 weddings for next year and have two meetings next week.  I’m quickly booking up for next year so get in touch if you want me to photograph your special day.  I just want to say thank you to my family and friends for everything they do for me. Without them life wouldn’t be the same!

This image placed 6th in the prestigious Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association competition. I’m always so honoured to place in their competitions as you’re up against the best wedding photographers in the world.

Please be patient while the show loads, it’s worth it. Photo quality reduced for web.

Saturday Emma and I were at St. Giles Church and Thrumpton Hall to photograph the wedding of Rosy and Neil. It was a beautiful wedding. Rosy, Neil and their families were so nice and it was a day that will be remembered for along time. Rosy looked gorgeous in her dress and Neil didn’t look to bad himself. Have a great honeymoon in Tuscany. Below are a few of my favourite bride and groom portraits.

I want to thank Debbie Knox of Thrumpton Hall for coordinating the day flawlessly. This was my first time photographing a wedding at Thrumpton Hall and all I have to say is WOW! An amazing Nottingham venue with the most beautiful gardens for photography.