This was another wedding that I can say had that lovely family touch to it. First of all, the fact that the wedding was done at the Ashford Castle gave it a kind of historical elegance. The rooms had some really nice and historical art which I certainly had to capture them.
Before I go on, I just have to say that this was one of the best outdoor weddings here in Ireland last year. It felt and looked like nature was happy that day. The flowers for this wedding were so beautiful and alive. The color concept was just subtle and elegant.
Before I begin, I just have to say that being a photographer involves more than taking nice pictures. Being able to understand the couple and know what they would love and also taking pictures that would make them feel the way they felt on their special day years later.
The first meeting I had with the lovely couple was at Ireland. I photographed the proposal which took place in the mountain area a day to Christmas. It was just the perfect timing as the weather was cool and it just added more excitement to the proposal.
First of all, when I heard that the couple had chosen to have their elopement wedding at the Cliffs of Moher, I immediately knew that it would be one to remember. With so many amazing sites for their photo shoots, I was looking forward to capturing the beautiful moments.
It was a sunny day at Waterford and a perfect day to have a wedding photo shoot. As this was an elopement wedding, there wasn’t any family member present and well. It actually made it easier for me to put all focus on the bride and the groom. I also didn’t get carried away as I took beautiful shots of some historic painting in the castle. The castle was so lovely and huge. As an experienced photographer, I knew that the couple would appreciate seeing the venue if their wedding in some years to come.
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