Some couples like modern cars - Hummers are popular; many prefer the elegance of a vintage limousine or maybe a classic Rolls. But for real elegance there isn't much to match a horse-drawn carriage. No wonder Sandra and Phillip wanted to find the most beautiful setting to compliment their romantic wedding coach - their choice: Curzon Hall.
I can't say I am surprised, but despite being a bit "horse shy", Sandra was so taken with her wonderful grey coach horses that she gave them a kiss! I don't think Phillip has much to be jealous about - I have rarely seen a couple so in love. It was a delight and a privilege to be your photographer.
Just a week prior the pomp of Curzon Hall, Rhys and Krystal celebrated their wedding day at a berry farm - what a contrast!
Hand made ornaments swinging from the boughs of ancient trees, flocks of parrots competing with the celebrant for the attention of the guests the reception in a lovely renovated barn, and no limos at all - the bride and her attendants spent the night in a pretty little cottage in the grounds of the historic farm itself - Montrose House proved to be a wonderful choice, especially for the photographer - I felt like I received a wedding gift!
Some couples like modern cars - Hummers are popular; many prefer the elegance of a vintage limousine or maybe a classic Rolls. But for real elegance there isn't much to match a horse-drawn carriage. No wonder Sandra and Phillip wanted to find the most beautiful setting to compliment their romantic wedding coach - their choice: Curzon Hall.
I can't say I am surprised, but despite being a bit "horse shy", Sandra was so taken with her wonderful grey coach horses that she gave them a kiss! I don't think Phillip has much to be jealous about - I have rarely seen a couple so in love. It was a delight and a privilege to be your photographer. 
Just a week prior the pomp of Curzon Hall, Rhys and Krystal celebrated their wedding day at a berry farm - what a contrast! 
Hand made ornaments swinging from the boughs of ancient trees, flocks of parrots competing with the celebrant for the attention of the guests the reception in a lovely renovated barn, and no limos at all - the bride and her attendants spent the night in a pretty little cottage in the grounds of the historic farm itself - Montrose House proved to be a wonderful choice, especially for the photographer - I felt like I received a wedding gift!
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