This week our video team had the privilege of visiting one of our favourite wedding settings, Waterton Park for the marriage of Laila and David.
The day began filming the bride to be, Liala, getting ready in the hotel which looks out over the beautiful view of Walton Hall surrounded by a lake in which the evening reception would take place later on.
As one of the team stayed with Liala and her bridesmaids, our other videographer went to meet with a slightly nervous looking groom over at Walton Hall.
As the morning went on the beautiful weather provided a great opportunity to get some establishing shots of the venue and grounds while guests began to arrive.
The ceremony took place inside the hotel, where love for the bride and groom became increasingly obvious with tears of joy from family and friends throughout. Our videographers were also able to capture these moments during the 2 readings prepared by guests.
After the ceremony the team began to film the guests making their way over the bridge towards Walton Hall where group photos were taken.
A little later the beautiful setting of the lake made a great backdrop for shots of the bride and now much more relaxed groom on their own. Meanwhile, the large grounds made it possible to capture lots of natural shots of the guests chatting as they watched the couple.
Unfortunately the good weather came to and end as rain began to pour, sending the guests inside for the wedding breakfast and speeches.
After which a brave bride and groom ventured outside again, this time with 2 white umbrellas to finish having their photos taken in a sheltered stone archway overlooking the lake.
The light shining through the dark rainclouds made for some really interesting and unique shots which the team really enjoyed capturing as Laila and David posed under the archway.
The package Laila and David chose included Video Messages, which allows the bride and groom to look back at messages from guests on their day. Whilst one of the video team started to film details of the evening reception, the other started to collect messages from family and friends as they arrived.
The team then regrouped to film the final part of the day – the first dance. However this time it included a slightly less common celebration directly afterwards in which the bride and groom were joined by family members in a very happy and energetic traditional dance.
Overall the day was filled with lots of unique and personal touches which combined with the lovely setting made the day a pleasure to be part of.
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