Whitley Hall is a venue I fall in love with more an more every time I visit. It's such a lovely place perfectly located on the outskirts of Sheffield, far enough away from the hustle and bustle of the city without being too hard to get to.
You guys are loving the fact I’m holding mini sessions again and you’ve been filling up the spaces in my diary with some truly gorgeous family photography sessions which has involved some serious cuteness overloads like this session with another one of my past couples Matt and Charlotte .
With things being much quieter this year on the wedding side of things, thanks to the virus that shall not be named, I’ve been filling up the spaces in my diary with some truly gorgeous family photography sessions instead.
Today marked a very memorable day in the Captured Life household. I was supposed to be photographing a wedding but the big virus that shall not be named saw otherwise. Instead I got to see my baby boy turn one and celebrate his first birthday together and you know what? it was absolutely fantastic. A birthday that marks the start of many adventures but also a birthday which will very likely be one that goes down in history
Oxleaze Barn in Gloucestershire has pretty much become my favourite venue of 2018. Set in amongst the Cotswolds with its own farm land, gorgeous views and gardens it's the perfect haven for any couple wanting an intimate country wedding
The Ashes Barns, a lovely 20 minute drive away from my front door is a venue I have loved for a very very long time and is a venue I am very lucky to be a recommended supplier of.
Sheffield Town Hall and Sheffield City centre will always have a firm place in my heart after spending 4 years of my younger days studying at Sheffield Hallam University. Such a bright, vibrant and creative city it goes without saying that it’s the perfect place to have a chilled out city centre wedding, and I think anyone who is a snooker and music fan, this post will be right up your street.
