Last night was the Wedding Industry Awards regional finals for the West Midlands and not only was I lucky enough to have made it through as a regional finalist again, I also won the Regional Highly Commended Award for the second year in a row.

The enchanting Birtsmorton Court in Malvern, Worcestershire provided a magical setting for the unforgettable wedding of Jon and Sophie. A day filled with love, laughter, and joy was beautifully captured in the picturesque surroundings of this historic venue.

There are weddings, and then there are weddings that take your breath away. The latter perfectly describes the enchanting day we spent at Grittleton House, Chippenham, capturing the heartwarming union of Stuart and Sophie. The sheer beauty of the venue, the emotional ceremony, and the couple’s palpable love made it a day to remember.

It's always an absolute delight to capture the love and joy of a couple's wedding day, and George and Cathy's wedding in Lower Brailes, Warwickshire was no exception. This charming, personal celebration was held in the gardens at the George Inn, a venue that added a unique touch of local charm and personality to the day's proceedings.

Nestled in the heart of Rutland, David and Laura's wedding was a picture of idyllic beauty and pure love. The venue was the iconic Normanton Church, a stunning piece of architecture that stands majestically on the shores of Rutland Water. The Church, with its awe-inspiring surroundings, offered the perfect backdrop for a romantic and intimate wedding ceremony.

The Cotswolds is a picturesque region in south-central England that offers an incredible backdrop for wedding celebrations. With rolling hills, charming villages, and beautiful countryside, it’s no wonder that the Cotswolds is a popular choice for couples looking to tie the knot. So to help you plan your special day, I’ve compiled a list of the top 50 wedding venues in the Cotswolds and surrounding areas.

Matt & Zoë got married in the opulent Walton Hall, a grade II listed, 16th-century country mansion at Walton, near Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, once owned by Lord Field and the entertainer Danny La Rue. When I arrived I was in awe at the stunning entrance hall which had been beautifully dressed with an incredible Christmas tree, decorations a roaring open fire.

Last night was the Wedding Industry Awards regional finals for the West Midlands and not only was I lucky enough to have made it through as a regional finalist, I also won the Regional Highly Commended Award. This was my first time being a part of these prestigious awards and I am over the moon to have received this award.

When Anthony & Emma first got in touch with me about their wedding, I was really excited – they were planning a unique and stylish micro wedding with an intimate ceremony at The Henley Rooms in Stratford, a venue I have shot at previously, followed by a lovely meal with friends and family for the reception. Anthony & Emma really felt my relaxed and natural photography would be perfect to capture their intimate wedding.