Rebecca & Lawrence's wedding in Central London

So, the best city in the world, good weather, two fabulous venues, a gorgeous bride (and a handsome groom of course!) - Saturday's wedding with Rebecca & Lawrence was one that Katie and I had really been looking forward to.

After seeing the girl's at home, it was off to Trinity House, overlooking Tower Bridge for the ceremony. Afterwards, two Routemaster's took us to Pall Mall & The RAC Club for the reception.

A wonderful day, I absolutely love photographing weddings in London - the energy and buzz is so contagious. Our final picture of the day involved Katie stopping the traffic in Pall Mall so I could capture a picture of the two of them strolling down the middle of the road!






























Finally, Katie's photograph of Rebecca arriving was one of my favourite's from the day!

Karl & Helen's E-Shoot

With a Church Wedding followed by a marquee at Helen's father's farm, Karl & Helen's wedding should be a quintesentially English affair - even if it does take place on US Independence day!

It was off to Canterbury for a shoot with them last week, to chase away the fears!

Here's a few from their pre-wedding shoot.

Ashley & Brooke's e-shoot

It was an early start to avoid the inevitable crowds on the beach last sunday, when I met up with Brooke & Ashley for the pre-wedding shoot.

Their wedding is to be held in September at Chilston Park - hopefully the weather will be as good as it was for their shoot last week. I'm sure we'll be fine, September seems to be the most reliable month of the year!

Here's a few images.

Justin & Emma

It was a pleasure to meet Emma & Justin on Saturday, to discuss photographing their wedding at The Royal Naval College at Greenwich next year.

Following a stroll through Whitstable to give them a taster of how we photograph on the day, I was delighted that they chose us for their big day. The Royal Naval Museum is one of those venues that has long been on my radar as somewhere spectacular to shoot a wedding, so I can't wait!

In all honesty, meeting Emma & Justin, and demonstrating how we work made me realise that it's a great idea to photograph couples who are considering us for their wedding photography. It's really important that you're comfortable with your photographer, or the images just don't 'happen.' So if you've got any doubts, why not call us and we'll be happy to prove that we're anything but the stereotype bossy wedding photographer!

All we ask is that you can confirm your venue and date are booked, and we'll be happy to take you out for a relaxed, fun engagement shoot - show you som ealbums and answer any questions - then you're free to go away, and decide in your own time whether Level Eleven is the photography company for you.
















Is it just me, or is SuBo everybloodywhere?

Chris & Marie's Wedding

29th May saw us back at Chilston Park for the wedding of Chris & Marie. A really relaxed day, with lots of (happy!) tears and laughter. Marie & Chris made their own vows to one another which didn't leave a single dry eye in the room...!

Anyway, enough words, here's some pictures!

Vicky & Russ's Wedding at Whitstable All Saint's Church

Vicky & Russ held their church wedding at Whitstable All Saints on May 23rd. I'm often worried before church weddings - so many vicars contrive to ruin couple's albums with their rediculous rules preventing us from photographing weddings in 'their' church.

No such problems with Father Simon! A genuinely lovely feller, and a charismatic, warm speaker. If only more were like him! Following a delightful ceremony, we were off to Quex House for the reception, where the weather allowed us to make the most out of the beautiful grounds.

Fantastic day with a fantastic couple - good luck to you both!

You can see their album HERE