Alan Clarke & Carmel O’Rourke – Ireland’s Wedding Journal Feature
Elegant and regal, swans are the perfect avian accessory for wedding photography.
County Jerseys were the style of the morning on Sinead and Trevor’s wedding day. David met with the guys first for some wedding photography at Sinead and Trevor’s home. Wearing the Leitrim colours there was lots of crack as the guys always get a more relaxing few hours before a wedding ceremony. Arriving to Sinead’s David was greeted with Roscommon colours. Nothing like a bit of sporting competition in wedding photos! Keeping with the theme even the invites were designed like match tickets. As Sinead left the house sun burst through darkened skies popping out that lovely golden glow as sunbeams get trapped below the clouds.
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Wedding Photography at Arigna and Lough Meelagh.
High above Lough Allen the view from the Arigna Mines makes for a spectacular backdrop to wedding photographs. Add in the Roscommon flag (sorry guys!) and the Tri-colour and you have a magical touch. Before reaching Kilronan Castle Sinead, Trevor and their wedding party stopped at Lough Meelagh. In perfect timing, as Sinead and Trevor stepped out on to the jetty, two swans made a dramatic co-ordinated landing on the lake. Elegant and regal, swans are the perfect avian accessory for wedding photography. Topping off the wedding party photos within the luxurious interiors of Kilronan Castle, the French salon style of the Robert Genders is fabulous. The duel aspect of the light in this gorgeous room is delightful to photograph in and is a favourite among our clients when it comes to choosing wedding album photos.
Wedding Photographer: David Knight
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Wedding Photographer: David Knight
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