New photo-cover albums

We'd like to welcome you to our next generation of magazine albums. We are now introducing our albums with a photo-cover option to replace the previous dust-cover. This allows us to deliver you an even more professional and long lasting cover which, I'm sure you'll agree looks absolutely stunning. For those of you who have opted for our magazine albums we will now be providing this as standard. We hope you'll be as delighted as we are with this improvement.

Our premium album covers - both the acrylic and metallic covers - are still available and take the overall quality and finish to the next level. Just let us know if you'd like to find out more about the choices or watch this space and we'll add some images for you as we've got a few albums that are hot off the press to show you.

Lisa and William, Saturday 6th June, Motherwell

The sun shone at all the right moments today, making it extra special for Lisa and William who, judging from the smiles and laughter, had an amazing day.

My coverage begins with the bride getting ready before the ceremony and I got some great shots of 'the girls' which capture all the ecxcitement.

The wedding ceremony took place at Our Lady of Good Aid in Motherwell and it was a spectacular venue which provided a great backdrop for many of their photgraphs both during and after the ceremony. This was ideal as Lisa also had a spectacular dress which perfectly suited the grand scale of the church. I took plenty of shots that show it off to it's best advantage.

They headed off to the Strathavan hotel afterwards where, after the formals, I got to spend some more time with the couple for some very relaxed portraits. Lisa and William were so happy that their smiles and expressions came naturally.

It was another great day and thanks to Lisa and William for being so good to work with.

Carol and Chris, Saturday 16th May, Cameron House

I had a great time today working with Carol and Chris and everything their wedding went like a dream. Their ceremony took place at Kilmaranock Church, which is a hidden gem in the countryside to the East of Loch Lomond.

Every wedding and every couple are so completely different and that has to be what keeps the job so interesting.

So, even when revisiting a location, a different couple can bring a completely fresh perspective and take things in totally different direction. After capturing the day's events in a reportage style and taking the formals, I spent time around the grounds of Cameron House shooting some more stylised and fun portarits with Carol and Chris.

My day ended after the couple's first dance and I left them as the party got underway. The couple and their families made me feel so welcome and it was a real pleasure to be there.

Gail particularly like the 'aisle' shots as Carol and Chris are bursting with happiness, but I've added a few of my personal favourite below.