Beth and Stephen’s Autumn wedding at Larchfield Estate, Northern Ireland — a relaxed countryside celebration filled with laughter, and plenty of Guinness. Natural moments captured in the gardens, rustic barns, and romantic stone courtyards of Larchfield’s iconic wedding venue.

Susie & Aaron’s outdoor humanist wedding in the summer of 2025 at Larchfield Estate with vintage cars, Guinness, and relaxed photography from the gardens to the barn party.

Holly and Daisy’s got married in the Ulster Museum in Belfast. With portraits taken in Botanic Gardens before boarding a vintage Routemaster bus into the city centre for their reception in White’s Tavern.

Becky and Raymond’s wedding was one of those days that felt like a proper celebration from start to finish—full of laughter, warmth, and great people. We’d met them before through Becky’s sister’s wedding, so we had a feeling it was going to be a good one.

Clandeboye Lodge was the perfect setting—everything in one place, no stress, and surrounded by those rich autumn colours that make photos pop. It’s one of our favourite venues for keeping things relaxed while still looking class.

As the sun went down, we took a moment for some after-dark portraits. Becky and Raymond were total pros, holding their nerve while we played around with some creative light. The result? A few quiet photos to balance out a brilliant, high-energy day.

Oisin and Erin’s Irish-American summer destination wedding in Donegal town with reception at Lough Eske Castle in Donegal, Ireland.

Malone House doesn’t always get the spotlight, but it really should. Set in Lagan Valley Regional Park, it feels like a classic country house venue—without the long drive. Emma and Manuel’s October wedding made the most of it, with golden light, soft autumn colours, and one of the loveliest couples we’ve worked with.

After their ceremony at St. Nicholas Church on the Lisburn Road, they had a mini reception (with the bridal party serving the guests—legends), before heading just a few minutes up the road to Malone House. Tucked beside Shaw’s Bridge and the forest park, it’s one of the most photogenic spots in Belfast, especially when the autumn sun shows up. A gorgeous day from start to finish.

Catherine and Peter’s wedding in Clonabreany House in Meath. With prep in Tom Blake House in Kells and Fennor Lodge in Cavan.

Eliza and David’s Bellinter House wedding was pure autumn magic—though you’d never guess it was October with that sunshine. These two brought serious style, the warmest vibes, and made time for a few relaxed portrait sessions (including some with their very well-behaved dog, Charlie). Bellinter always delivers, and this day was no exception.