Revisiting Tuscany - a Cortona Wedding.
Emerson Photography, based between Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland. Documentary, story-telling wedding photography of the highest quality in the north east.
Every time I'm asked to photograph a wedding, I feel honoured - there's also a weight of responsibility to do the best possible job, every time. So when a friend gets in touch, it's a double honour. And when that friend is also a photographer, the sense of responsibility doubles!
So it was with some trepidation that I agreed to fly out to Tuscany and cover the wedding of Kevin and Clare. I studied photography at university with Kevin and have his documentary art book on the shelf beside me as I type.
Kevin and Clare had around 30 family and close friends staying at the villa above and attending the wedding. The villa is jaw-droppingly beautiful with amazing views out over the lake at the foot of the hills. The day started with a visit to Clare's appartment for some prep shots...
Please click on the first image to view the photos as a scrolling slideshow.
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What a dress! What a place! |
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It's not often I get excited about shoes, but Christian Louboutin is worth shouting about... |
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Clare hand made the brooch bouquets. That's some talent, right there! |
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I travelled from the villa to Cortona Town Hall with the groom and a few family and friends. The journey was somewhat 'fraught' as the sat-nav took us down a dirt track in the middle of nowhere before announcing that we had reached our destination. After a few further circuits of the Tuscan countryside, we finally arrived after Clare! |
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No idea what was said here, but it merited a smile :-) |
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The competition... |
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What better way to celebrate being a married man than a large gelato. |
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And then back to the villa for a sumptuous feast and sunset. |
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Sat-Nav not required... |
What a fantastic day - lovely guests, astounding locations, great food and to cap it all, I got thanked during the brief, informal speeches and given a bottle of one of my favourite malt whiskies. All the images will soon be available to view on the
Emerson Photography website.
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