James and Laura’s wedding in Miserden, Gloucestershire, was a true reflection of them—warm, heartfelt, and effortlessly personal. Set against the picturesque Cotswold landscape, their day was filled with thoughtful details, from homegrown flowers to handcrafted décor, transforming the village hall into a space that felt entirely their own.
Our approach to natural wedding photography is all about capturing the unscripted moments that define a wedding day—the laughter between friends, the quiet nerves before the ceremony, the way a space fills with love and energy. From the groom and his ushers welcoming guests to the joyful chaos of a ceilidh in full swing, every part of James and Laura’s day unfolded with an authenticity that was a joy to document.
Framed by a magnificent oak, their humanist ceremony was as personal as it gets. Laura arrived in a vintage VW camper, wearing a bespoke dress designed by a close friend, and their vows were sealed with a petal toss using flowers grown and dried by Laura and her mother. These small but meaningful touches made the day feel entirely their own.
The reception carried the same relaxed, heartfelt energy, with a wedding breakfast that brought everyone together, speeches that struck the perfect balance between humour and emotion, and a ceilidh that had every guest on their feet. As the evening unfolded, I stole the couple away for a quiet portrait session in Miserden’s rolling hills, letting the soft light and iconic Cotswold stone create a timeless backdrop.
This wedding was a perfect example of how natural wedding photography preserves not just how a day looks, but how it feels. If you’re planning a wedding filled with meaningful details and genuine moments, we’d love to be there to capture it. Get in touch to chat about how we can document your day with the same care and attention.
