Another excellent review from a lovely couple, Gillian and David. I photographed their wedding on 25th July this year at Brookhall Farm & Narrow Water Castle.
http://www.freeindex.co.uk/profile%28ian-tate-photography%29_60166.htm
"Our wedding was a fabulous day with many memories which Ian Tate managed to capture in his unique informal style. We had a gallery of first class photographs which all our guests got to view online very shortly after the wedding. Everyone commented on how artistic they looked and how relaxed everyone was. Thanks again Ian for a very professional service and a wonderful collection of memories captured on camera!"
Gillian Dunlop - 19 Aug 2009
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20/08/2009
03/08/2009
Where did July go?
I can't believe we are now into August and the weather hasn't improved any, at least we had a good few days for the weddings in July. It has been busy the past month, which is great... and I am now starting to work on the albums and prints which I hope to have ready before the next booking this month.
Just thought I would mention a few of the places I have visited for weddings in July.
The start of the month was a local wedding in Belfast at Holy Cross Church with a reception at Beechlawn House Hotel in Lisburn. Next was in Carlingford, starting at the Holy Trinity Heritage Centre for the ceremony then a short walk (for the guests) to Ghan House, while I went with the Bride and Groom to King John's Castle. Then we have Brookhall Historical Farm near Lisburn followed by a helicopter trip to Narrow Water Castle, I don't think I'll forget that one it was my first time in a helicopter. A few days later it was Saint Colmanell's Church, Ahoghill then onto the Dunadry Hotel. Finally at the end of the month I was in Downpatrick at Saint Patrick's Church, followed by the Canal Court Hotel in Newry.
If you're thinking of booking, or have already booked, any of the venues listed above for your wedding check the gallery or the blog for a few example photographs.
Just thought I would mention a few of the places I have visited for weddings in July.
The start of the month was a local wedding in Belfast at Holy Cross Church with a reception at Beechlawn House Hotel in Lisburn. Next was in Carlingford, starting at the Holy Trinity Heritage Centre for the ceremony then a short walk (for the guests) to Ghan House, while I went with the Bride and Groom to King John's Castle. Then we have Brookhall Historical Farm near Lisburn followed by a helicopter trip to Narrow Water Castle, I don't think I'll forget that one it was my first time in a helicopter. A few days later it was Saint Colmanell's Church, Ahoghill then onto the Dunadry Hotel. Finally at the end of the month I was in Downpatrick at Saint Patrick's Church, followed by the Canal Court Hotel in Newry.
If you're thinking of booking, or have already booked, any of the venues listed above for your wedding check the gallery or the blog for a few example photographs.
26/07/2009
Brookhall Farm & Narrow Water Castle
"One thousand feet at 100mph", was the update from the pilot, that's the first time I had heard that at a wedding...
Yesterday the venue was Brookhall Historical Farm near Lisburn for Gillian and Davids wedding, the venue has some great locations and a lot of character for photographs. The trip to the reception at Narrow Water Castle was a little different to my usual mode of transport, it was in a helicopter, which was exciting and a great way to travel.
I've included a few photographs below, the gallery is now online...
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Brookhall Historical Farm, Lisburn
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Yesterday the venue was Brookhall Historical Farm near Lisburn for Gillian and Davids wedding, the venue has some great locations and a lot of character for photographs. The trip to the reception at Narrow Water Castle was a little different to my usual mode of transport, it was in a helicopter, which was exciting and a great way to travel.
I've included a few photographs below, the gallery is now online...
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Brookhall Historical Farm, Lisburn
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Narrow Water Castle
Above: Narrow Water Castle
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