As the morning went on and the mood inside got more and more excited, the weather outside, got worse.   By the time that I made it to the registry office, the heavens were starting to open.  In years to come, I think people will look back on wedding photographs from this year, with interest.  The guests all wearing masks and spaced out.  Large rooms with just a few people in etc.  I’m still not used to it to be honest, although things are starting to revert back to how they were, slowly.

Meg & Harry (Not that Meg & Harry) got married in Leeds at Left Bank.  If you're not familiar with Left Bank, it's a gorgeous old church that's now been converted to a inclusive community space for creativity & culture. And also weddings.  It still has the character of a church inside, but it's now all open space which is great because it can be used for almost anything from exhibitions to theatre.

Being based in Yorkshire spoils me a bit.   We have some of the best wedding venues and scenery in the country.  Perhaps one of the grandest of those venues is the amazing Allerton Castle. It’s a nineteenth century, Victorian Gothic house, set in beautiful grounds near Knaresborough in North Yorkshire.

I do like to specialise in relaxed weddings.   I have the most relaxed brides and grooms.  Well, there’s no grooms this time, but there are two brides.  That’s two dresses, two lots of preparation photos etc. You get the picture.