Just wanted to say a big thank you to Eoin and Linda for a brilliant day on Saturday, the day of their marriage.
The heavens opened for the departure from the church, the congregation struggled to emerge, umbrellas were unfurled and readied in the confines of the porch.
This extra time allowed me to look around. Below on the now vacant wooden pew lay a still intact service sheet and around it lay traces of bouquet ribbons.
Hopefully you can see what drew my attention towards it. Have a great week and for Eoin and Linda, enjoy the honeymoon.
Meticulous Mick 
Hi there! Jennifer from the wedding just checking in on your blog. LOVE everything you do. You have such a great talent and I am so excited to see the wedding photos!
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Hi Jennifer, hope you got back safely and you enjoyed the rest of your time in Ireland. I can’t wait to see your images either. I will get in contact using your email hotmail account and let’s take it from there. I have to submit a business plan today so my response may have to wait until tomorrow, John
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A wonderful shot that says a lot. 🙂
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Glad you like it Inga, 💚
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Understated and Lovely MM .
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“Understated”, that is just how I love things to be. Could not have given a bigger compliment. Thank you Poppytump. MM 💚
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It’s the little things that often get overlooked by the professionals that make great photos I think Mick. We had cameras on the table at my niece’s wedding recently and I took photos of things like the guest book, the DJ, the table decorations etc that often are overlooked.
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Well I am aiming to be professional and in the process of looking at a wedding photo business, so get me and you get the detail too 👍 as we plan it as a partnership of photographers. 🍸
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I think that’s a great idea. Be an ‘out of the box’ wedding photographer. 🙂
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👍 the beauty is they can still have the standard stuff as there will be two to capture it all….
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A lovely detail and reminder of the wedding. I am sure the new couple will enjoy seeing this picture.
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I sure hope so…..
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Simply lovely! My daughter just got married last Saturday and though I left taking pictures up to the professional photographer, it was hard to let that go whenever something pretty (like the ribbon and program in your picture) caught my eye.
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I think many professional photographers concentrate too much on the people and not enough on bits of detail…..Just an opinion of course. Hope you and your daughter and new Son-in-Law had a great day.
Over here it lashed down with rain. 🍀
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Oh I love this MM. It’s beautiful! What a nice memory to have.
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Thank you Laura, so far what I am finding is that what appeals to me seems to spark with you too. That’s great. All the best for battle of wounded knee. 🍀
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It seems so actually. Thanks MM…it’s coming up shortly. I’m looking forward to at least commenting and viewing everyone else’s blogs. I’ll make an “announcement” in a few weeks. 🙂
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What’s this Laura????
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Laura always seems to like my slightly alternative shots that I think no-one else will appreciate. MM 🍀
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It was your reference to the wounded knee that had me wondering Mick.
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That’s a lovely shot.
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Delicately Gorgeous!!
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Thank you Henrietta, I appreciate your comment. Enjoy the week. MM 🍀
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Thank you, MM, you too!! 🙂
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Love the reflection of light off the gossamer light fabric, implying hidden mysteries and subtle strength.
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Thank you Maria, my eye insisted on a shot being taken. The tangle of ribbon really made the shot…
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Good eye MM!
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Somethings just have the habit of jumping out at me and it is nice to know you appreciate it Kaz. MM 😃
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