I could have filled this blog with photos of the preparations at Corinne's house alone. There was so much to capture there. Ably assisted by Corinne's father. Tom was the most involved father I have came across. He helped me arrange all Corinne's accessories, while the girls were preoccupied with more important matters.

What a range of photo locations we had today! Starting at Kegan's house in Magherafelt, then Glen Chapel, the old cottage outside Ballybofey in Donegal & the Villa Rose Hotel. This has left us with a brilliantly diverse selection of photos. I normally complain about our bad weather here in N Ireland, but I'm now officially finished complaining. Having been forced indoors for the past few weddings, I have been exploring new avenues of shooting indoors and I am really happy with the results. So much so that most of my recent favourite pics are ones taken indoors.

It has come to that time of year where we are more likely to be forced inside for wedding photos. In such times its great to have a wedding in a venue such as Parkanaur Manor House. Even if the sun was shining I would still want some time indoors to make use of this magnificent building.

All venues fairly close to hand today, with the ceremony in Ahoghill and the reception in the Radisson Hotel, Limavady. There was plenty of craic and banter with the 3 Robinson brothers. Gerard's dad got a particularly bad touch during the speeches when one of the guests got hold of the mic. That's him being patted on the head in the last set of photos.