Jesmond Dene House Wedding Photography | Vicki & Marc

Vicki & Marc’s Jesmond Dene House wedding photography gives an insightful view of a wedding day at this sought after venue in Newcastle upon Tyne.

As it happens Marc is from Glasgow, and was working at the time so was unable to make it. I must have made a suitable impression I guess or I wouldn't be writing about their wedding story! The first time I met with Marc was at their Pre Wedding Photo Shoot in Jesmond Dene, a sound bloke I could see how well they worked together.

Kudos to both of them for what was at the time a "long distance relationship."The wedding day started at Vicki's Mum's house for bridal preparations where the amazingly talented girls from ND Makeup Artists were working their magic, not that it must have taken much as Vicki as you'll gather from her photos is already pretty stunning.

From there we headed to the church in Cramlington where Marc's father who's a serving pastor over in the US, conducted part of their ceremony. Due to the rules set by the vicar of that particular church, I wasn't given permission to photograph their ceremony which was a shame.

From the church we made the short journey into Newcastle and to Jesmond Dene House. I enjoy Jesmond Dene House wedding photography very much. It's a stunning wedding venue, and the staff and overall atmosphere is relaxing and inviting. From a photographer's perspective Jesmond Dene House is a joy to photograph. Especially so when you family and friends such as Vicki and Marc's.

Are you looking for your own Jesmond Dene House Wedding Photography?

If you're looking for a Newcastle wedding photographer to cover your own wedding either here or anywhere else in the UK then feel free to get in touch.

Phil | Photographer | Storyteller | Coffee Lover

I’m Phil, a North Yorkshire based documentary wedding photographer working throughout the UK.

https://www.philnunez.com
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