WILL AND TOM

Will and Tom’s wedding at The West Mill was one of my favourite weddings I’ve filmed this year. Great people, brilliant atmosphere, good weather, and a dancefloor that stayed busy all night.

The West Mill is always a venue I enjoy coming back to. I’ve filmed there plenty of times over the years and it’s one of those venues that always delivers. The light is great, there are loads of good spots for photos and video, and it always seems to have a really relaxed feel to it.

This wedding was a little more personal for me too. Will is Jess’s brother, and Jess is someone I’ve known for years. Back when she worked at Stubton Hall she helped get me onto the supplier list, which played a big part in getting my wedding videography business off the ground. I also filmed her wedding to Scott a few years ago, so it was lovely seeing them all again and having a catch-up.

Will and Tom were great fun to film and completely natural together all day. They both looked incredibly sharp, and we had a good laugh during the couple shoot with photographer Kathryn Edwards, who I hadn’t worked with for years.

My favourite moment from the day came during the speeches when they told everyone not to come and say goodbye at the end of the night. Their logic was that saying goodbye to loads of people eats into valuable dancefloor time, and they’d rather spend every minute enjoying the party. Considering the playlist included lots of early-2000s emo and pop-punk, I completely understood the decision. I may have stayed a little later than usual myself.

Massive thanks to Will and Tom for having me there to film it all.

Venue: The West Mill
Photographer: Kathryn Edwards photography
Catering: Jenkisons catering
Illustration: Sheila young illustrations

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REBEKAH AND JACK

Rebekah and Jack’s wedding at Swancar Farm Country House had everything I usually love about filming there. Relaxed atmosphere, good people, and surprisingly unreal weather for October. As a Nottingham wedding videographer, I spend a lot of time filming weddings across Nottinghamshire and the East Midlands, and Swancar Farm Country House is always one I’m happy to come back to.

I shoot at Swancar Farm Country House quite a lot, along with other venues around Nottinghamshire and the East Midlands like Hazel Gap Barn, Stubton Hall, Grangefields and Norwood Park. It’s always nice arriving somewhere familiar and already knowing the best light, the good spots, and where people naturally end up during the day. Swancar especially always has a really relaxed atmosphere to it.

The day itself was class from start to finish. Rebekah’s dress looked incredible, the weather fully turned up for them, and everyone was up for a good time from the minute I arrived. One of my favourite parts of the day actually came from the bridesmaids filming loads of little camcorder clips throughout the wedding. They sent me the footage afterwards and I added vintage clips from the tape footage into their wedding film, which worked so well mixed alongside the my footage in 4k.

The funniest clip by far was from the night beefore the wedding where they buried a sausage somewhere in the Swancar Farm Country House grounds. Apparently it’s meant to guarantee good weather on your wedding day. Ridiculous tradition, but honestly… it worked. I heard recently someone upgraded it to a Greggs sausage roll at another wedding and somehow that worked too, so maybe there’s actually something in it.

Massive thanks to Rebekah and Jack for having me there to film it all. Days like this are exactly why I love being a wedding videographer in Nottinghamshire.

Venue: Swancar Farm Country House
Dress: TDR bridal Birmingham
MUA: Hayley Louise Beauty Hannah Atter MUA
Flowers: Cath’s Blossoms & Blooms
Photographer: Chris Snowden Photography
Harp: Christine Palethorpe
DJ: IB disco
Sax Player: Cat on Sax

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The West Mill in Derbyshire is a popular choice for bride and grooms this year and we can see why. We had a lovely, fun and delightful day with Rob and Victoria, using the outdoor grounds by the river that are great for couple shoot, video and photos. One of the many things that stood out to us about the day is that Victoria made a speech instead of the groom. This started with a fun and unique game where the wedding guests and family had to vote with a pink or blue cards on a series of couple disagreements. These amusing questions included things such as “Who do we think is right most of the time”, “Who leaned in to kiss who first” and “Who do we think is the better driver.” Victoria went on to tell the amazingly romantic story of how the two met on holiday and Rob decided to catch a later flight home to spend more time with her. Over all this day was magical from start to finish, we wish Rob and Victoria all the best in future years to come!

Venue: The West Mill
Photography: Louise Anna Photography
Dress: The Wedding House
Flowers: Jo Beth Floral Design
Shoes: Rainbow Club
Chair Dressings: Imagine Invites & Events
Catering: Jenkinsons Caterers
DJ: Bliss DJ Entertainment

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Enjoy our cinematic video trailer for this stunning wedding at the equally gorgeous Catton Hall in Derbyshire. The evening was spent in a giant tent (Peak Tipi’s filled with thousands of fairy lights). We highly enjoyed this fantastic wedding and welcome enquiries about our wedding video packages in Derby, Derbyshire and the surrounding areas – as well as further afield.

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“Now today of course is all about Sammy and Dean but its also a special day for the father of a bride, especially if you only have one daughter and this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for me. And a lot of people warned me what it would be like walking your daughter down the aisle, the emotions you will feel and you really can’t prepare for it, it really is a special experience, the emotion really is quite overwhelming. Especially when I saw her in the dress for the first time. Sammy hoped their would be tears and I did not disappoint.”

I loved filming Samantha and Deans stunning summer time wedding at Blackbrook House, a venue that has both a stunning interior, awesome woodland grounds and the most amazing 3 course wedding meal!
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