Alan Clarke & Carmel O’Rourke – Ireland’s Wedding Journal Feature
The floral element of the day burst with delight as Margaret walked up an aisle edged with trees abundant with white blossom.
The prettiest of bouquets in yellows, the palest of orange and a touch of mauve shone fresh and bright in Margaret and Michael’s wedding photography. The two flower girls wore finely detailed matching circlets in the hair and carried pompom of yellow flowers with beaded handles. All the attention to details added to the wedding photos and offer stunning opportunity when designing wedding albums.
The floral element of the day burst with delight as Margaret walked up an aisle edged with trees abundant with white blossom. Margaret wore a gorgeous, perfectly fitted lace dress with delicate beading. It may seem strange to say the dress fitted perfectly but too many still do not (we will write more on that later in a separate blog).
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Michael and Vincent, with a casual twist on a classical look, wore elegant dark suits with long jackets and charcoal ties (the charcoal matching the bridesmaid’s dress). Following a warm and charming ceremony and with family group wedding photos complete it was time for photos of just Margaret and Michael in the church at Cloonbonniffe. Again the fabulous blossom trees came into their own as they created wonderful framing for magical wedding photography. On way to the McWilliam Park Hotel Margaret, Micheal, Tanya and Vincent stooped at Ballinlough Lake. Tall grasses and wildflowers lined the path to the lake shore where a wide wooden boardwalk allowed everyone to walk out over the water.
The Irish Landscape makes for amazing wedding photographs and with a gentle breeze raising texture on the surface of the lake, tall reeds adding vertical interest and a greater panorama of woodlands beyond images from the boardwalk at Ballinlough Lake will look fantastic in a Wedding Album ( particularly Photo Storybooks where the imagery can travel across the whole spread). McWilliam Park awaited as Margaret and Michael arrived in an open topped, vintage Rolls Royce.
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Wedding Photographer: David Knight
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