Your North West Wedding - Mar/Apr 2019 (Issue 55)

Be inspired by local photographers’ work L ove is a powerful emotion. It’s almost impossible to describe but something that we can all relate to. Photographs are a great way of capturing it in all its natural glory. To help give you some inspiration, we’ve asked some of the region’s finest photographers to send in three of their favourite images. Captur the moment envisionimages.co.uk nancylisabarrettphotography.co.uk fish2.co.uk kelliannephotographer.co.uk jogreenfieldphotographer.com twoforjoyphotography.co.uk amandamorganphotographer.co.uk cherishedmemoriesphotography.co.uk PHOTOGRAPHY 57  “The lovebirds desperately wanted snow at their winter wedding but ended up with persistent rain! With the help of some creative lighting, we were able to make it look like it was snowing.” – Mark Copeland from Envision Images. “This picture was taken at Warren Farm Equestrian Centre in Formby. It was my first attempt at an aerial shot. I was finding it difficult to organise, but with a bit of time and patience, I mastered it.” – Amy Newton from Cherished Memories Photography. “I love the bridesmaids’ reactions as they saw the bride for the first time.” – Kellianne Newiss from Kellianne Photographer. “This picture was taken in the Vegas desert. It turned out great, and they looked like professional models.” – Meg Kerr and Nikki Griffiths from Two For Joy Photography. “In this shot, the groom is looking at his new wife with love, admiration and complete content.” – Nancy Barrett from Nancy Lisa Barrett Photography. “Unfortunately, the couple in this photograph had to postpone their wedding after the groom was admitted to hospital. This photo sums up the day for me. It’s a moment when the bride shows off her ring after finally marrying her high school sweetheart.” – Christina Davies from Fish 2 Photography. “Dan and Nicola got married at The Grange Hotel in November 2018. They decided to drive into the hills on the way to Windermere for their couple shots.” – Jo Greenfield from Jo Greenfield Photography. “Dorretta and Tony look so happy having a giggle to themselves outside Gorton Monastery in Manchester.” – Amanda Morgan from Amanda Morgan Photography. ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼