Bridgnorth Barn Wedding Photography | Kim + Oli

When two cat lovers get married with feline puns galore!!

We’re in Shrop­shire for some Mills Barns Bridg­north wed­ding photography! 

Cast your mind back to sum­mer 2018, when the nation was gripped by foot­ball fever.

’30 years of hurt’ had become clos­er to 40 years of pain but a cer­tain man­ag­er in a waist­coat seemed to have found the right med­i­cine to restore some Eng­lish pride with a team that looked like a team, that sang the nation­al anthem, and actu­al­ly won some World Cup games

It was the day of the quar­ter final against Swe­den, a Sat­ur­day, in the sum­mer, a pret­ty pop­u­lar day to get married!

Up and down the land, foot­ball fans were look­ing at dif­fer­ent per­mu­ta­tions of fix­tures and then hasti­ly con­sult­ing diaries to see if there was a clash

Well, for any of the foot­ball fans at Kim & Oli’s Bridg­north barn wed­ding it was very kind of FIFA to sched­ule the game well after the cer­e­mo­ny so there was nev­er any risk of furtive check­ing of the score dur­ing the ceremony!

Most of the game was whilst every­one was eat­ing and apart from the odd mobile phone i‑player app the focus was very much on the hap­py cou­ple and the very impor­tant rea­son that every one was there

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I get to love you, it’s the best thing that I’ll ever do
I get to love you, it’s a promise I’m mak­ing to you
What­ev­er may come; your heart I will choose
For­ev­er I’m yours, for­ev­er I do
I get to love you, I get to love you

Ruelle — I Get to Love You

Bridgnorth Barn Wedding Photography

See­ing how dif­fer­ent cou­ples respond to the build up to their wed­ding, is a real expose on human emotion.

You get the total­ly laid back groom. Who becomes a blub­ber­ing mess as soon as the open­ing bars of the arrival music kicks in. Or the one was spends the entire cer­e­mo­ny look­ing like the cat that got the cream. There are relaxed brides, stressed brides, ner­vous brides and very excit­ed brides.

Often it’s a shared expe­ri­ence with fam­i­ly and close friends around you to embrace the excite­ment and help you through the nerves

Some­thing I’ve not seen before is the bridal par­ty hav­ing a prac­tice arrival into the cer­e­mo­ny com­plete with very the­atri­cal fake tears from the bride and a twirl from one of the brides­maids that would­n’t have looked out of place on Strictly!!

Lat­er on in the morn­ing those fake tears were look­ing like they were going to appear for real until one of oth­er brides­maids stepped in with a great dis­trac­tion tech­nique — make her laugh and then she won’t cry — brilliant!!

Relaxed, unposed, Bridgnorth, Shropshire wedding photographer

After all that emo­tion, time to relax and par­ty, and maybe sneak a look at the foot­ball too!!

I’ve writ­ten a blog about ideas for wed­ding enter­tain­ment. One that is guar­an­teed to get a great reac­tion from your guests is a close-up magi­cian. Good­ness knows how many years of prac­tice they have to put in to per­fect their slight of hand tricks. Kim & Oli had hired Owen Strick­land who is one of the best with lots of head scratch­ing and shocked faces!!

Kim & Oli def­i­nite­ly take the prize for quirki­est brides­maids and brides­man gifts. An Elsa wig, blow up doll and boob pil­low anyone?!!

Then lat­er on we had an impromp­tu per­for­mance of ‘YMCA’. Fol­lowed by a cel­e­bra­to­ry sec­ond dance of Three Lions, and some Super Mario characters!!

If you’re plan­ning your own wed­ding, then please get in touch to talk about your doc­u­men­tary wed­ding photography