Nina and David got married in their village’s local church, St Michael and All Angels church in Kington St Michael. As David is Scottish, Nina was lead to the church by a bag piper. We were allowed to take some discreet photographs from the back of the church. After the service we set up one of my favourite parts of the day, the confetti shot. Then the couple headed off to Tracy Park.

Tracy Park is a beautiful setting for a wedding that has everything. I loved the landscaped gardens and all the reception rooms were light and tranquil, with views over the grounds. There is also stylish accommodation for your guests.

During the wedding breakfast Nina and David surprised their guests with the singing waiters. They got everyone on their feet dancing and doing the conga! It was great fun to photograph.

David got his revenge on his best men for their stag do antics that caused him the greatest shame. They dressed him as an Englishman! During the speeches he dressed them as Scotsmen.

David and Nina continued to impress their guests with a first dance of a cha cha with their own personal touches.

Thank you so much for the photos, they are great! Dave and I had a lovely time going through them, everything came flooding back to us. It was so nice to see what happened before we both got to the church and was a great reminder of all our little details.

Thanks also to both of you for your help on the day.

Luke and Kayleigh wed in the beautiful St Johns Church at Keynsham, Bristol and held their reception at Frys, where Cadburys used to make chocolate, yum.

Here are few of my favourite images.