Sarah & Richard chose to be married in London’s lovely borough of Mayfair with its stone buildings and historic squares which ooze history and class. Richard took advantage of Farm Street Church’s vicinity to several great pubs to sneak in a cheeky pint at the Punchbowl pub nearby. Talk about steadying your nerves! Farm Street Church has lovely architectural features including wonderful stained glass windows high above the altar – a romantic choice for a traditional church wedding. Although the bride arriving in a London cab wasn’t such a traditional choice; but was an inspired one.  When the service concluded the church was an ideal backdrop for some group photographs. Before long it was time to board the red bus (or the white taxi cab) for the short ride to the National Liberal Club for the reception.

Within the ‘old-world’ confines of the National Liberal Club, we were able to make our way around filming all the guests while they enjoyed a glass of champagne. Sarah & Richard made a point of greeting all the guests as they made their way in for supper (with our camera on hand to film all the interactions). Later everyone was able to mix it up a bit on the dance floor, interacting with each other and enjoying celebrating the union of Sarah & Richard. Thank you to them for choosing to share their special day with us.

The same glorious day in August when Dan & Eva were filming Jehan & Guillaume’s wedding at Claridges, our videographer Matt filmed Sunny & Bing’s wedding in Surrey. A ‘Classic‘ single-camera production, it covered Sunny getting reading before guests arriving at Ramster House for the wedding. I must say Ramster House wasn’t a venue we’d ever filmed at before, but the lovely grounds and the imposing Long Hall provide a stunning backdrop for a wedding.

Bing is a cartoonist and unlike many grooms(!), contributed his talents to the wedding planning by designing the table plan and laying out Scrabble pieces for place cards. This enables a competition for the highest scoring name during the banquet! As you can see from the video, it was a relaxed and enjoyable wedding with a location that enabled guests to enjoy the weather. The music track for the highlights is by Duran Duran, Sunny and Bing were quite original in their suggestions and I think it fitted the edit rather well.

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