Despite it being an overcast day the soft light made for great photographs and we used many of the features of the country house, terrace and surrounding area. Afterwards we went inside and took a look at some of the architecture and worked on how we could incorporate some of these areas into the wedding day without turning it into a photo-shoot.

Tatiana and Robert’s wedding will be a wonderful day and I’m really looking forward to being their wedding photographer.

Here are some of the images from their pre-wedding shoot.

With no glass, and the print almost flush this presents a modern look to a wall portrait.

After a couple of attempts were called off for rain, and then snow last Sunday we finally managed to make it to Rhinefield this evening in the wonderful golden light and made use of the many great parts of the house, and gardens for some images. As usual the session was there to hep Gemma and Kristian get used to some of the poses, see what locations I had in mind, and also get used to having a camera pointed at them both.

After the shoot we retired to the bar to walk through the details of the day and plan my coverage of their wedding and get to know a little more about the details you can only find out closer to the day.

They are getting married later this month, and I’m really looking forward to their wedding. Here are some of the images….

Gemma and Kristian snuggle up on the fountain at Rhinefield House

Another shot at the fountain with Gemma and Kristian looking back at Rhinefield

A view back to the house across the ornamental lake - the window you can see is at the end of the great hall

The famous blue Rhinefield House gates at the end of the lake

A slightly different portrait of Gemma

Gemma and Kristian grab a kiss near one of Rhinefield House's statues