On a lovely summer day we were fortunate enough to capture this lovely wedding, held at the Chelsea Town Hall in London. It was an emotional afternoon full of happiness for all. Alexandra was an absolute vision; in a 1950’s style lace belted dress, with a glistening hairpin and striking red suede ankle strapped stiletto shoes. Whilst Tom looked ultra dapper in a full 3 piece navy blue suit. It was wonderful catching the moments of Tom, knowing that Alexandra was slipped behind the corner, where he could not see. It was a wonderful service held at the Chelsea Registry Office (in non-coincidentally the ‘Brydon Room’), with about 20 family guests. The pale yellow room, with large ornate gold mirrors and crystal chandeliers made a wonderful backdrop for the wedding ceremony. The celebrant was light hearted and made the service well suited to Alexandra and Tom’s carefree and vibrant personalities. We loved catching the emotion in the room, including some beautiful tears from Tom’s father, on exchanging of the rings.
Alexandra and Tom were an absolutely stunning couple. Here is some of our favourites shots from their wedding. We wish them all the very best for their many years of marriage to come.
Dear Nek,
what a fantastic job you did. one cannot ask for a more professional, easy-going and top quality photographer to have on a wedding.
i’m not used to having so many photos taken of me! – but you made it so easy for us. shame we only intend on getting married once as we would certainly be asking you again. do you do baby showers?!!
seriously though, many thanks again for these lovely pictures. you have helped create some even better memories for which we are very grateful.
we will see you again i hope.
all the best
Tom and Alex Brydon
Hi Alex and Tom, it was an absolute pleasure and we are so pleased that you loved the pictures as much as we enjoyed taking them! We do indeed do a multitude of christening packages, so when that comes along in the future, we would love to assist. I look forward to working again with you soon. Best wishes, Nek.