Mussenden Temple is one of the most iconic and sought-after locations for weddings on the whole island of Ireland. Built in the 18th Century by Frederick Hervey, 4th Earl of Bristol, who served as the Church of Ireland Lord Bishop of Derry from 1768 until 1803. This wasn’t the first time Liz and Stewart have wandered around this famous landmark; this is, in fact, where Stewart dropped to one knee and popped the question meaning there was only ever going to be one choice for their wedding ceremony!

When Jennie and Richard contacted me about photographing their wedding, their brief could not have been simpler: natural, relaxed, candid, fun. This intimate wedding on the North Coast encapsulated the very definition of what it means to appreciate family and friends. Starting off in Portrush Town Hall, with views over Barry’s Amusements, West Bay and harbour and progressing to a private outdoor terrace at the opulent Me & Mrs Jones boutique hotel, this wedding had everything that you could possibly want for your special day!

Set against a backdrop of falling golden, red and auburn leaves as autumn’s grip took hold, Cheryl and Gary’s wedding at the gorgeous Leighinmohr House Hotel has been without doubt, one of the most beautiful days in recent memory. This couple’s planning and organisational skills were a thing of beauty which meant their day was filled with precious details that meant the world to them

Hazel and Paul’s incredible North Coast wedding took place in the most serene and unique venue imaginable; a quaint cottage by the sea with their nearest and dearest for company proving unequivocally that bigger does not mean better!

One of the best things about a pre-wedding ‘Get to Know You’ Session, other than meeting your couple, is getting to explore wonderful locations. When Jennie and Richard chose a walk around Mountsandal Wood for their photoshoot I was absolutely delighted - I have lived on the North Coast my entire life however I had never visited this lovely forest of broadleaf and conifer trees.