Jim and Gemma decided to arrive in style at the Birtsmor­ton Court, near Malvern. Tra­di­tional set­ting with a mod­ern local twist.

We pho­tographed Steve and Diane’s wed­ding back in May, and yes­ter­day received this lovely card, totally unso­licited and much appre­ci­ated:

Diane and Steve Har­ri­son

Social pho­tog­ra­phy is where you pho­to­graph peo­ple at events for pub­li­ca­tion in mag­a­zines or for PR pur­poses.  It can often look like the same old suits and dresses at a podium or shak­ing hands.  The trick is to show the pas­sion and excite­ment — this can be dif­fi­cult at a cor­po­rate occasion!

We have worked for Worces­ter­shire Life for a few years, and do occa­sional PR shoots for local busi­nesses and coun­cil depart­ments.  Rachel recently pho­tographed an awards cer­e­mony for Dis­cover Worces­ter­shire, arranged by Sara Stew­art of  Mad as a March Hare.  Sara is great fun, but a seri­ous PR pro­fes­sional, and really appre­ci­ated Rachel’s pics:

“Great pix Rachel! Will use you for all our events now — fab!“
Sara Stewart

MD

Mad as a March Hare

We appear to have gone global — friends of Richard and Assel from all over the world have been check­ing out their pic­tures.  We’re happy to travel to warmer climes if any­one needs wed­ding photographs!!

A cou­ple asked us to take a pic­ture of the Malvern Hills for their wed­ding invi­ta­tions.  So we did!