Abbey and Kelvin contacted me in February when the videographer they had booked to capture their wedding at The Old Vicarage had cancelled on them due to illness. 

I didn’t get the opportunity to meet with either of them prior to the day but that wasn’t a problem as I soon slotted in to my role of inconspicuous wedding videographer. 

They were surrounded with loved ones on the day and Abbey and her bridal party were a hell bent on having a great time. If fact I don’ t think I’d seen a bride so keen to walk up the aisle as Abbey was that beautiful March afternoon. 

This was my first visit to The Old Vicarage near Christchurch. I was very impressed with the venue in general. It is set in beautiful gardens and is very spacious without seeming vast in its size. The main house is made up of many rooms including the bar area which give the feeling of in a smaller venue than it actually is. 

To add the the main house, The Old Vicarage also has a marquee for when couples require a larger space to hose their guests or if the weather isn’t playing ball.

I also had the opportunity to work alongside Mia Hooper, a warm and friendly photographer who take very true and honest images in a natural style.