A couple of months ago I travelled down to Kent to photograph Gemma & Adam’s beautiful wedding at the Commissioner’s House in The Historic Dockyard in Chatham.

Kent is much further afield than I usually travel for weddings, but I really enjoyed it, I drove down the day before, had a look around the venues and stayed over in Kent the night before the wedding. It was like a little adventure 🙂

I started the day with Gemma and her bridesmaids at the hairdressers before going to Gemma & Adam’s house, where Gemma finished getting ready (she looked stunning in her dress). It was then on to the St Peter & St Paul Church in Aylesford, where I met up with Adam (looking very smart!) and his groomsmen.  After the wedding ceremony I took some some photographs of Gemma & Adam nearby to the church, before heading off to The Historic Dockyard in Chatham for the wedding reception at the Commissioner’s House.

The Commissioner’s House itself is a fantastic wedding venue, steeped in history – it’s even said to be one of the country’s most haunted buildings… the whole wedding day ran perfectly and everybody had an amazing time – a testament to the planning Gemma & Adam had put in to their day.

To Gemma & Adam – Thank you once again for asking me to be your wedding photographer. It was a fantastic day and it was a privilege to be a part of it – I am very pleased that you are both so happy with your wedding photographs.  You are a brilliant couple and I wish you both a lifetime of happiness together 🙂

Here are a selection of my favourite wedding photographs from your big day: