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Andy & Amy were the wedding photographers at Sandhole Oak Barn, Congleton, Cheshire, UK for the wedding of Andrew & Loren.

Sandhole Oak Barn is a pretty special venue for us since it’s where we got engaged in May 2006, so it was wonderful to return there to photograph Andrew & Loren’s wedding.  I doubt we’ve ever photographed a wedding where so many of the guests have travelled so far (e.g. New Zealand) – fortunately they were treated to some perfect English summer weather (yes, I mean sun not rain!)

And on with some highlights:

Getting ready time!

Meanwhile, Andrew is ready.

As are the boys.

One thing I really like about Sandhole is this clock on the wall. Andrew & Loren will always know the exact time they were married.

It’s quite common for guests to step into the aisle just as we’re trying to get these shots. This was the one and only one we could see them both on and fortunately it’s fabulous :)

Fun & laughter outside.

Loren’s Gran was an important part of the day. This is a lovely moment.

We’re really enjoying confetti shots these days. This is another one that just worked out great – note Gran in the foreground :)

Ahhh…:)

Another great 1st dance. DJs’ lighting rigs sometimes makes life hard work for us as the strong colours on faces often look strange; however this image work regardless.

What a really enjoyable day and a real treat to return to Sandhole. Thanks to everyone for being so friendly and making our job so simple on the day. – Andy