Gray Manor is a newly opened wedding venue and hotel set in the heart of the countryside on the Hampshire/ Wiltshire border. Set in five acres of beautiful countryside and with a complete refurbishment throughout the venue, this is a truly special place to host your wedding reception.
Grittleton House is owned by the Shipp family and has been in their careful hands for more than 50 years. With its impressive tree lined drive it certainly offers the wow factor as you arrive. Step inside and you will find many beautiful features and exquisite architecture, including the high decorative ceilings, working fire places and breath-taking sweeping staircase.
Kingsettle Stud is a privately owned home. Available for a limited number of dates annually as a unique venue for your wedding. Secluded within 1000 hectares of the organically managed Cholderton Estate, we can offer a beautiful setting for you to create your own special day.
Wellington Barn is exclusive, historical setting, based in an area of outstanding natural beauty, offers a unique and unforgettable experience whatever the occasion. The historic Old barn, with its high vaulted ceiling and exposed oak beams, dates back to the 18th Century and can cater for up to 100 guests. The New Barn, built more recently, can hold up to 300 guests: making it the ideal venue for both large receptions and more intimate occasions.
A stunning Grade I listed, Jacobean Manor House found fifteen minutes South of the historic city of Salisbury on the Wiltshire/Hampshire border.
Built in 1609, Newhouse was designed in a Y shape to represent the three arms of the Trinity and is one of only two ‘trinity’ houses in Britain.
Grittleton House is owned by the Shipp family and has been in their careful hands for more than 50 years. With its impressive tree lined drive it certainly offers the wow factor as you arrive. Step inside and you will find many beautiful features and exquisite architecture, including the high decorative ceilings, working fire places and breath-taking sweeping staircase.
Are these the kind of photographs you would like to keep of your growing child forever?
I promise that you will find the whole experience enjoyable and stress free…..❤
They say you shouldn’t judge a person by the answers they give, but the questions they ask. Here you’ll find answers to many of your questions about an outdoor family photo shoot.
Hopefully you’ll find my answers useful.
Don’t worry! The aim of the shoot is to capture their happy faces as they play. In some circumstances children are happy to sit for a relaxed group photograph, otherwise I can just capture them naturally for some lovely informal portraits.
Its a good idea to have some toys and games to help with distracting children from the camera. A football, bat and ball, bubbles, ribbon on a stick, nerf guns etc are all great. You can also bring a snack such as a biscuit or fruit.
I aim to capture you and your family in a relaxed way, and to capture the real innocence and personalities of your children. I recommend wearing clothes they feel happy and comfortable in. If messy play is involved then please don’t worry about them being covered in bubbles etc – as long as they are having fun!
Would you like to see a full gallery of these kind of photo shoot?
Just click link below. Most photographers only offer a few selected photos from these kind of sessions. I always give much more ! Thanks to this I can tell the stories and show a real emotion that connect all my familes.
Hello guys! Today on the blog I would like to shere with you same of the pictures from Mikolaj birthday party at Augusta Park Community Centre. Augusta park community centre is in the heart of the new development in Andover, the centre is suitable for a wide range of uses as a private hire venue. […]
Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope you are fine. Today on the blog I would like to shere with you an another outdoor family photoshoot. A few months ago I had the pleasure of photographing Peter and his gorgeous family. They came to England for a short holiday (the first time with their […]
Hi there! This time I had the pleasure of capturing these two beautiful families. They live far away from each other. Due to the distance they do not see too often. We met at the Catholic church in Andover. In the place where the little Ada will be baptized.
