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  • Wentworth Trinity Church & Hooton Lodge Farm Double Wedding

    Wentworth Trinity Church & Hooton Lodge Farm Double Wedding

    A Double Wedding Ceremony at Wentworth Trinity Church

    The vicar at Wentworth Trinity church made a point of saying this was the first double wedding he had ever witnessed, which is saying a lot because he looked like he had seen a lot of weddings, if you know what I mean?

    He went on to say that he had asked around and had not been able to find a single person who had seen one.

    I guess he didn’t think to ask me, because this was my third.

    I have even been to a wedding where two sisters got married side by side, all the way back in 2017 when Dani & Lisa both got married in Gretna Green.

    Still, being at a wedding with 2 couples presents certain logistical challenges for me. I wanted to make sure both couples got equal time in front of the camera, which did sometimes mean repeating certain shots for each couple.

    Wedding Reception at Hooton Lodge Farm

    I do enjoy a good farm wedding.  The open fields, plenty of space and a great atmosphere.

    Hooton Lodge farm is a lovely location, with the added bonus of having a fairground nearby which Tina and friends took advantage of, as you’ll see in the photos.

    The weather on the day was perfect; dry and not too hot.  In all, a great day.

    Photos and Videos

    So here’s what you probably came for, the photos and videos.

    I ended up doing two highlights films, each one similar but geared towards each couple to make sure they both got their own personal video.

    https://vimeo.com/748658307https://vimeo.com/748658019

  • Louicia & Dean’s Lawns Farm Wedding

    Louicia & Dean’s Lawns Farm Wedding

    Spring Wedding Day On A Working Farm

    That’s right, a working farm complete with livestock, mud, lumpy grass, the works.

    I’ll admit this kind of wedding is not for everyone.

    If your idea of a perfect wedding doesn’t involve at least one of your guests slipping in the mud then I would suggest avoiding a farm wedding.

    There is a lot to love about Lawns Farm.  

    It is family run and the whole village gets involved, including the animals.  This kind of wedding venue feels so much more personal and down to earth.  Honestly, for all the glitz and glamour of a stately home wedding, I think there is something to be said for coming home with muddy boots, stinking of bonfire smoke.

    Of course a wedding wouldn’t be much without an amazing couple and a bunch of crazy guests to get the party stared, and oh boy did this lot deliver.  Shots were flowing, heads were knocking on the bouncy castle, people were chasing goats for selfies, and of course there was beer pong in the tent.

    Louicia and Dean were restricted to 30 guests because of ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, but I must say it felt like just the right amount of people to give the day a party vibe without being overcrowded.

    Before we get to the sneak peak slideshow and some photos, I’d like to acknowledge some of the team who helped make this day possible:

    The Wedding Movie

    The Photos