David Pullum London Wedding Photographer » Wedding images

Amanda and Daniel | Wedding Previews

David — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 10:12:57 +0000

Just before I break for the festive period and 2 weddings in Kitzbuhel next week, I thought I would share some previews from Amanda and Daniel’s wedding at The Park Plaza at Westminster Bridge. Jewish weddings are wonderful events to photograph and this was no exception. More to follow very soon.

Katie and Simon | Barnsley House

David — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 13:59:45 +0000

Katie and Simon were married at Barnsley House in Gloucester. It was a small intimate wedding with an outdoor ceremony and luckily for all of us some beautiful sunshine. Here are just a few of my favourite images from their day.

Nishi + Graham | Blenheim Palace

David — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 11:48:09 +0000

Nishi and Graham live in Australia, but are both originally from the UK. They came back for their wedding at Blenheim Palace a few weeks ago and I had the pleasure photograph it. I love Asian weddings, the ceremony is both interesting and very meaningful and the priest translated alot into English so that everyone could enjoy and understand the ceremony. Blenheim Palace is not the easiest place to photograph in the winter, with huge ceilings and dark wood it makes it a tricky venue to get the light right.

Here are just a few of my favourite images from their day, a link to the slideshow is here

RSA House London | Michelle and Richard

David — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 11:38:33 +0000

One from the Red half of Manchester, One from the Blue half, a magical combination and recipe for a wedding. I would have loved to have been at Richard and Michelle’s on Sunday..The fridge magnet a reference from a Sir Alex Ferguson interview about a game against my beloved Arsenal back in 2003. Needless to say this wedding was an absolute joy to photograph, a wonderful wedding venue RSA House, a great couple and some really lovely friends and family.

Here are just a few of my favourite images from their day.

Kate and Damon

David — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:06:07 +0000

Kate and Damon were married in a small village in Derbyshire followed by a reception at Kate’s parents house. The weather for the couple could not have been better, it was dry all day and just 15 minutes before the wedding breakfast was called for it poured with rain, which happened to coincide with my first set of couple portraits…

It did not stop raining until late at night when we then decided to shoot night portraits instead. A real challenge, but an enjoyable one.

Here are just a few of my favourite images from their day.

Samantha and Simon | Longstowe Hall | Previews

David — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 08:59:46 +0000

Desperately trying to catch up with blog post this week. Here are some previews from Sam and Simon’s Longstowe Hall wedding 2 weeks ago. More to follow soon.

Bianca and Mark | Coworth Park Wedding

David — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 14:24:44 +0000

I first met Bianca and Mark in Mayfair for lunch one day to discuss their wedding requirements and we instantly hit it off. Mark works in the City, loves his cars and watches and plays polo!!!!!! There were married at the wonderful Coworth Park in Surrey, a venue I have had the pleasure to photograph at a few times this year and last. Here are just a few of my favourite images from their day.

Botley Mansion | Tracey and Lee

David — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 08:45:54 +0000

I first met Tracey and Lee at Lee’s Mayfair office at the beginning of the year. We all hit it off instantly, Lee works in the money markets and they both live in Essex. 12 years ago I was doing exactly the same thing, although not as successfully as Lee….
The wedding was a smallish affair with just close family and friends invited to Botley Mansions in Surrey. They also hired the photobooth which produced some really fun images. We also had a typical UK sunset, 15 minutes of beautiful light that we rushed outside to try and get some nice portraits with. Here are just a few of my personal favourites from their day.

Francine and Peter | Sketch Restuarant | London

David — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 10:49:18 +0000

I love small intimate weddings, it really does give you chance to get to know most people at the wedding, and once you get to know them they let you in and take whatever images you like, within reason of course. I highlight this is my About video, and the importance of it. So many photographers stand in the corner and don’t talk to anyone. I like to view myself as a people photographer that photographs weddings, there is a big difference in my view.

Francine and Peter had around 27 guests to their wedding in London, the ceremony at the Holy Trinity Church in London, the drinks reception at The Connaught Hotel and then the evening meal at Sketch Restaurant in the West End. Sketch Restaurant has to be one of the funkiest places I have been too, with toilets that look like something out of Star Wars, it really was a great gastronomic experience. One of the benefits of such a small wedding from my point of view is that it also gives me more time to explore couple portraiture. Whilst the majority of my work is completely un-posed, I do like to take time to get some really great images of the bride and groom alone, and Sketch provided a great opportunity for that.

So, here are a few of my favourite images from Francine and Peter’s day.

Nati + Jonny | Micklefield Hall Wedding

David — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:28:38 +0000

Alot of this time I don’t get the chance to meet my clients before the wedding, and this was no exception. I actually bumped into Jonny on the day of his wedding, in the car park. We passed some pleasantries and I asked him if he was a relation of the groom, to which he replied he was the groom. Not the best way to introduce yourself to the groom at all, but it did not seem to matter at all. Both Jonny and Nati were so down to earth and relaxed about their wedding. They had a very intimate ceremony and Jewish Blessing with only 20 or so guests and then celebrated with family and friends in the evening.

I loved the way they incorporated Jonny’s faith into their day, with a blessing, Israeli dancing in the evening, it really added to the day and was embraced by everyone.

Here are just a few of my favourites from their Jewish Wedding in London.