John 'Crump' Dutton built this 17th-century grandstand, fuelled by his passion for deer coursing, gambling, banqueting and entertaining but is now used as a venue for couples to "tie the knot".
It is owned by the National Trust and opened to the public on non private function days.
On the day, Paula was so photogenic and so relaxed that she was an absolute pleasure to photograph. Even David who was a little less enthusiastic at the beginning of the day began to relax a bit more later on :-).
The weather started off really well but soon took a turn for the worst just after the ceremony (during the formals) when we had a torrential downpour which disrupted the photos a little. Although we did manage to get some cosy group shots under the arches of this glorious 17th century building. When the rain eventually stopped we did manage to capture some fabulous moments with some amazing skylines (even a rainbow shot - see below).
Anyway, here are a few of my highlights from the day. I hope you like the images of your wedding day via your private on-line gallery link at (http://www.photoboxgallery.com/3024561) and the Wedding DVD.
It was a pleasure to be a part of your wedding day Paula and David and hope you have a wonderful life together.
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