Destination wedding in Denmark | Laura & Kasper

Last year I was lucky enough to find myself on my way to Denmark to shoot Laura and Kasper's wedding at Clausholm Slot. I love, love, love a destination wedding and getting the chance to explore a new place. Shooting a wedding in a different country can give you totally different light to work with and new traditions to keep you on your feet. Having shot a half Danish wedding in England the year before I'd had a taster of what to expect, but the full experience was awesome. The reception was filled with speeches and songs and kissing (on top of and under the table). Laura and Kasper were so much fun to work with… after shooting a wedding at which Laura caught the bride's bouquet it was especially lovely to go on to shoot their wedding too. I loved the little Lego touches to the decor… the highlight of which was the incredible homemade Lego cake complete with crane, construction workers, trees and bride and groom mini figures…. amazing. Everyone made me feel right at home... these two are just good hearted people (with the most adorable little boy!) and it was bloody ace.

That's all for now! I've got my first wedding following my winter break tomorrow so I can't wait to get back in the swing of things. Check out my Facebook page for updates!

Camera Explorer: Denmark on Film

There's much, much more to be shown from my trip to Denmark to shoot Laura and Kasper's wedding at Clausholm Slot. My first adventure to a Nordic country for a beautiful and very special day. 

For now, I'm just going to share some shots I took on my film camera when I was there. Most of them come from my exploration of Copenhagen (accompanied part of the time by Homie and local Amanda Thomsen). With a day to myself to explore I packed in what I could... climbed a tower, rode trains that crossed the sea like something from Spirited Away, ate beautiful breakfasts and local cuisine, inadvertently made friends with some One Direction fans, sat by the sea, got sunburnt, saw the city from the water and met the most impressive human beings I've ever met: an elderly couple clutching a book of 1000 things to see before you die, methodically ticking off everything they could… including swimming in the North Pole on one leg of their adventure…. and I took photos, on film, and when I got home I thought about sending them off to a proper lab but my excitement delivered me into Boots for an hour's processing and I walked back through town trying not to trip over my feet as I tore open the envelopes and looked at my shots and longed to travel more. And if that was the longest, most rambling and grammatically troubling sentence I've ever written… I don't care. I have so much love for those precious few days. Just you wait til I share the official wedding shots soon.