The Contursi Reportage is found in our collection of Italian book-bound wedding photography albums. This lovely Italian wedding album is available as a two photographer program for your wedding in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and beyond. With all our two photographer plans, your photographers are actually with you exclusively for your wedding day, starting from morning visit up to and including the first dance. The Contursi Reportage is a fabulous Italian contemporary twenty side horizontal album showing between twenty and forty four images of your wedding. The pages are around 17”x12” and offer you a wide range of available overlays from 6 small images on a page to a single feature photo at 14”x10”. The Contursi Reportage is also available with an ivory, burgundy, brown, green or blue cover with overlay selections of black with white core, ivory with black core or white with black core. Italian bookbound wedding album.
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Sunday, 10 July 2011
Bolsover Castle Wedding Photography
This fairytale 17th century castle at Bolsover is a spectacular location for your wedding. Commanding an incredible hilltop setting with views across the Vale of Scarsdale, Bolsover Castle gives you a choice of four rooms licensed for civil ceremonies. Two are situated inside the Little Castle, built by Sir Charles Cavendish in 1612. With its high walls, towers and turrets this picturebook building is similar to a medieval castle in miniature. A stone staircase leads to Bolsover Castle's stunning Jacobean interiors. At its heart lies the Star Chamber where couples can exchange their vows witnessed by up to 50 guests. With an elaborate carved fireplace, ornate wooden panelling and magnificent blue ceiling with stars gilded in gold leaf, it is an incredible setting, perfect for your wedding photography. The atmospheric Pillar Parlour, also within the Little Castle, can seat 30 guests. For bigger ceremonies, couples can choose either the original Stables or the Riding House which has a magnificent oak beam roof. Built by Sir Charles’s son William in 1630, the Riding House was once used by Sir William to train his horses in the art of menage, a kind of ballet for horses, where they elegantly circled, leapt and knelt. Able to have 200 guests for a ceremony, this large and unusual room looks incredible when styled for an evening dinner dance, when it can host 175 guests. The Outer Courtyard is able to hold a marquee for larger parties and is a wonderful location for your wedding group photography.
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Bestwood Lodge Wedding Photography
Built in 1865 and set in 700 acres of parkland Bestwood Lodge Hotel was formerly a Victorian Hunting Lodge, it is able to combine the splendor and beauty of a small stately home with all the comforts & conveniences required by today’s discerning customers. The hotel is licensed to hold Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships. You can now enjoy your whole wedding experience in this unique setting. The Chapel Suite, with its enchanting Minstrels Gallery, fireplace and oak panelling provides a wonderfully romantic atmosphere in which you can exchange your vows. After exchanging your vows and rings amongst these grand surroundings your guests can be catered for in your chosen bar or with canapés in the fabulous grounds whilst you are off around the hotel and beautiful grounds with your wedding photographers creating your couple pictures. In the 700 acres of parkland that surrounds Bestwood Lodge you will discover an array of beautiful photography locations for your couple portraits and many places to just relax and have some informal couple images made. When you rejoin your guests for some family and key portrait and then the all important everyone photography you are assured a smooth flow between groups as your two photographers will arrange your groups with the minimum of fuss.