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Making the most of your engagement shoot..

If you’re feeling a little nervous about your engagement shoot, or you just want to make sure you’re getting the most out of it, you are absolutely in the right place! I absolutely LOVE doing engagement shoots. I love getting to know my couples a little better, chatting about wedding plans and trying out different ideas to get a feel for what you like and what suits you.

We tend to cover a bit of everything in the shoots; whether it’s super natural photos of you walking together, some close-up cuddly ones, or some daft ones thrown in for good measure (piggy backs are a personal favourite). Here’s why I think engagement shoots are such an important part of your overall wedding photography..

• We can get rid of any awkwardness you might feel in front of the camera ahead of the big day
• We’ll be seeing a lot of each other at the wedding, so it’s a great chance for us to get to know each other a little better
• You get a whole set of photos that you can use for your wedding invitations, guest book, or even just to put on Instagram!
• Think of it as the dress rehearsal. You can look through your engagement photos and see which angles you think suit you best, what you’d like to create more of at the wedding, or what you’d like to avoid

Here are some top tips I’ve put together to make sure you get the most out of your engagement shoot…

1 – Wear something you feel good in

The question I get asked the most ahead of an engagement shoot is “what should we wear?!”. The best answer I can give you is to wear something that makes you feel good!

Sure, a tracksuit would be pretty comfy, but you’re probably not going to feel your best when you look back at the photos. In the same way, if you wear a ballgown on top of Malham Cove in the height of winter, we’ll get some cracking photos but you’ll be freezing your bum off. So I would say smart/ casual is a good place to start.

In terms of colours, think ‘light and bright’. Blacks and browns can sometimes mean you blend in a bit with the landscape around you, but neutrals (whites, beiges etc) or a bold colour can look awesome. Just be careful not to clash with what your partner is wearing!

Branded clothing or logos can sometimes be a little distracting too, so try to keep those to a minimum if you can help it.

2 – Choose a location that means something to you

You’ll look back at these photos for years to come, so why not choose somewhere that’s a little bit special? Whether that’s where you had your first date, or even just where you like to walk the dog on a weekend. I’m always on hand for recommendations if you’re struggling for ideas.

Places that offer some variation tend to work really well for engagement shoots. A walk in the woods could mean some great photos, but after 10 minutes it gets a bit ‘samey’. Let’s find some nice red brick walls covered in ivy. Or a big blue door you can have a smooch in front of. Or an epic meadow you can run through like Bridget Jones and Mark Darcy. I want you to go away with a FULL set of photos!

If you’re struggling for inspiration, why not try something totally different for your engagement shoot..

– A walk and a paddle at the beach
– Making pizzas from scratch at home
– A picnic by the river
– Consuming as much candyfloss as possible at the fair
– A bike ride in the countryside

3 – Practise looking at your partner

Sounds daft right? But trust me, I will love you forever if you spend 10 minutes doing this before your shoot!

A lot of the time, my favourite photos are those ones where you guys are just smiling at each other. Having a chat, laughing together! Sometimes people can feel awkward just staring at their partner. Don’t get me wrong, it does feel weird at first! But if you can master it ahead of your shoot, it means I can just snap away, getting different angles, capturing those big smiley faces.

4 – Timing is everything

I usually recommend booking in your engagement shoot 6-12 months before the wedding, so have a think about which season you’d most like to have your photos in. Spring and autumn are my personal favourites – the colours are beautiful!

Timing is key not just in terms of the time of year, but also the time of day. A lot of my couples tend to find the idea of being in a crowded place a little overwhelming when having their photos taken which is totally understandable! So it tends to work well having the shoot either early in the morning, or later on in the afternoon. This way it won’t be as busy, and the lighting will be so much more beautiful as well.

5 – There’s no pressure

Your engagement shoot isn’t a test to see how proficient you are in front of the camera. It’s not an audition for Vogue magazine. It’s a chance to get some awesome photos of you and your other half at one of the most exciting times of your life! Oh, and feel free to bring the dog.

If there is anything you want to ask me ahead of the shoot then you can just drop me a message anytime.

An epic wedding workshop at Ponden Mill..

Since starting my business almost five years ago, I set myself a target of doing at least one wedding workshop every year. I thought that 2020 might just be the year it didn’t happen, but the wonderful Freya Raby managed to pull out the big guns and organise this amazing shoot!

Everything about this workshop spoke to me. Exciting new wedding venue tucked away behind the beautiful West Yorkshire village of Haworth. Unbelievable floral designs created by Emma Cox floristry. The most beautiful dress from The Aisle in Ilkley. The most awesome couple Jo and Kieran who are just taking the wedding industry by storm at the moment! Too many amazing suppliers to shout about and the full credits to this amazing team are all at the bottom of the page…

So I arrived on the morning of the workshop to this INCREDIBLE wedding venue and I was totally blown away! Even the drive to the venue was just stunning. Surrounded by hills and beautiful countryside. Ponden Mill really is a hidden gem.

Haworth has always been such an obsession of mine. I have been going there since I was little, and what a perfect spot for a new wedding venue! And for all your history and literary lovers, Ponden Mill was visited and loved by the Bronte sisters, which for me just makes it even more special.

When I arrived, everyone was busy working their magic. Kelly and Natasha were putting the finishing touches to Jo’s hair and make-up, and Emma was putting those last few flowers in place to complete her incredible floral arch. Freya was setting up the Instant Photo Booth, and by busy, I mean her and I were taking selfies! Good times!

We all sat down to a very warm welcome from Freya to kick things off, and we even had our own personalised biscuits courtesy of the amazing Where The Ribbon Ends!

Once everyone was ready to go, we started off with some photos of Jo and Kieran in front of the beautiful flower arch that Emma had created. We played around with some different ideas, and I always love hearing how other photographers pose their couples. Everyone has their own unique way of doing things and there’s always something to learn!

The table setup was absolutely stunning. Everyone had done such a wonderful job on the overall design. It was also so nice to see a small table setup, especially with so many micro weddings happening at the moment. Hopefully the photos should give couples some inspiration that small weddings can be just as beautiful as the larger ones! I certainly think so anyway!

After some photos inside, we had a break for lunch whilst Natasha and Kelly worked their magic on creating a whole new look for Jo. We were treated to the most amazing food courtesy of The Outside Kitchen. It was an absolute masterpiece and such a treat!

Thankfully the weather was kind to us, so after we were all suitably full, we headed outside for some more epic portraits. I have to say, Jo and Kieran were just a dream. You can see why they are the king and queen of Instagram at the moment! They were so easy to photograph and so easy to get along with. And most importantly, they were happy to go along with all of our crazy ideas!

Before we knew it, it was time to head our separate ways. I have to say an almighty thank you to Freya for putting this amazing workshop together, and to all the incredible suppliers for absolutely smashing it out of the park! What an awesome day this was, and I can’t wait until the next time I can work with these awesome wedding creatives!

Photography – Lily North Photography 

Concept – Freya Raby & Hannah Rachael

Florist – Emma Cox Floristry

Venue – Ponden Mill Weddings

Catering – The Outside Kitchen

Cake & favours – Where The Ribbon Ends

Hair – Kelly Hanks Hair Design

Make-up – Natasha Jane Make Up

Dresses – The Aisle Ilkley

Suits – Haworth Menswear

Jewellery – Jessica Steele Jewellery 

Videographer – Sarah Taylor Photo and Film

Stationery – Somers Creative 

Cutlery, crockery & glassware – Whitehouse Crockery

Couple – A couple of models (Jo & Kieran)

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

Rain, rain, and a bit more rain!

Sophie and James’ wedding was a wedding of two halves. Both equally as awesome as each other! Back in December these guys tied the knot at their local village church, and the following day we headed over to the Lake District to get some EPIC portraits.

On the morning of the wedding, I headed over towards York to photograph James getting ready for the big day. What I didn’t realise was that James and Sophie had recently bought a new puppy called Joyce, and OH MY GOODNESS! What an absolute beauty she is! How could anyone expect me to get any work done with a spaniel puppy in the room?! It’s safe to say that 99.9% of the photos were of the dog, with a few humans thrown in for good measure! Totally kidding by the way, but also, not really..

Once James was suited and booted, we headed across to meet Sophie a few streets away who was getting ready with her bridesmaids. When I say we, I am referring to me (hello!) and the very wonderful Kieran Paul, who was the videographer for the wedding. It was so great to work alongside Kieran and it’s always so lovely to meet other photographers in the wedding industry!

Sophie was having her make-up done by her lovely sister Emily when we arrived. This meant we had chance to photograph some of her wedding details! We got some shots of her beautiful dress in all its glory, some of Sophie’s wedding jewellery, and of course the BEAUTIFUL flowers courtesy of Helen at Willow and Bear. I can safely say these were some of my favourite wedding flowers EVER!

Once Sophie was in her wedding dress, it was a really emotional moment when her dad saw her for the first time. He was just beaming with pride! Before we knew it, it was time to head to the church where James was ready and waiting for his bride.

Sophie and James got married in their local village church in Bolton Percy. It’s a church I’ve photographed weddings in a few times, and it really is beautiful. It was an emotional moment watching Sophie walk down the aisle. James was so emotional that he… umm.. snotted.. then proceeded to have a laughing fit.

It.
Was.
Bloody.
Hilarious!

My favourite part of the wedding came after the ceremony. A few weeks before the wedding day, I’d received a phonecall from Sophie’s sister Emily. She told me that since Sophie & James couldn’t have their wedding reception as planned, that some of their friends were going to surprise them outside the church! Sophie and James had absolutely no idea! It was SUCH a moment when they walked out of church so see some of their closest friends smiling and waving at them!

After some confetti, group photos, photos with the puppy (of course), and some mulled wine (genius!), it was time for me to head home. It felt so strange leaving a wedding after just a few hours! I’m used to dragging my tired legs off the dancefloor after a 12 hour day! But it wasn’t over yet..

The following morning, I set off bright and early. My destination? The Lake District. One of my favourite places in the whole world.

Sophie and I had come up with this idea on the phone to each other a few weeks before. I am SO glad that we did! These guys were heading straight to Coniston after the wedding for their honeymoon. And it was just the perfect excuse to do a shoot in the Lakes. Fun fact.. I used to live in the Lake District before I moved to Harrogate!

I met Kieran in Skelwith Bridge and we drove in convoy to meet Sophie and James.

Oh, and did I mention it was raining? Yep, it was definitely raining. You come to expect rain in the Lake District, but honestly I have never seen rain like it. Never mind photographed in it!

Thankfully, we had the coolest couple in town, and it certainly didn’t faze these two. Sophie & James were staying in a beautiful cottage called the Coppermines, and once they were ready, the four of us headed out to brave the rain.

Even though the shoot was CRAZY, we did have a pretty good system! We started off getting lots and lots of close up photos to make the most of Sophie’s lovely hair and make-up before she got totally drenched! We headed up the mountain, and were totally spoilt for choice for backdrops. Even though the visibility was pretty poor, everything is still so beautiful in the Lake District. Rolling hills, insane waterfalls. Once we were suitably soaked, we all headed down to the lake for our final part of the shoot.

What a totally crazy, amazing, wild couple of days! It was awesome and I have never done a shoot like it before. And I hope it won’t be the last!

Photography – Lily North Photography 

Videography – Kieran Paul Photography

Flowers – Willow and Bear

Wedding dress – Broughton’s Bridals

Suits – Happy Gentleman

Bridesmaids dresses – Coast

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

Snow way!

Remember the first time it snowed and it was absolutely MAGICAL? I was on a walk with my other half in the snow, and it was so beautiful that I knew I just had to do a shoot. It was too good to waste!

So at the end of December, with less than 24 hours’ notice, I put out a little message on my Instagram asking if anyone fancied doing a shoot in Yorkshire. One of my lovely brides Rebecca came to the rescue, and send the message onto her friend Danielle. And the rest is history!

Danielle and her boyfriend Jordan met me at Beamsley Beacon in North Yorkshire the following day. And we were just SO lucky with the weather too! It was glorious sunshine and the views were just magical.

We started off with some photos in the village, along the lanes and in front of the telephone box (you guys know I love the colour!!). Then we headed up the hill to get the most of those beautiful views across Yorkshire. The road was a teenie bit terrifying because it was pretty steep and pretty icy! But we battled through and once we were at the top it was totally worth it!

We wandered up the hill, and started with some shots of Danielle and Jordan running around in the snow. As the shoot went on, they got more and more brave, and by the end they were lying down in the snow and chucking it at each other! It was ace!

I have to say a huge thank you to these guys for making my vision a reality, and being totally cool with all my crazy ideas! Danielle and Jordan you guys are such legends!!!

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

A secret wedding at the Crab & Lobster..

What sneaky little devils these guys are! They only went and got married and kept it a surprise to their friends and family! This really was the most beautiful wedding, and I’m SO glad I was able to be part of such an exclusive event!

So yeah, this is Rebecca & Mark and I bloody love these guys. I totally fell in love with them at their engagement shoot back in August, and I knew their wedding was going to be just as wonderful.

These guys tied the knot at the Crab and Lobster near Thirsk, and what a venue it is! Despite the most almighty downpour when we arrived, it was the most glorious weather for the rest of the day.

Rebecca was getting ready with her mum and bridesmaids, and it was super chilled out morning. Lots of fizz, and just such a buzz of excitement for the wedding! I couldn’t believe how quickly the day went, and before we knew it, it was time for Rebecca to get into her dress..

She just looked like a movie star. What an absolute beauty this girl is! It was so emotional when she walked down the aisle with her dad. Rebecca and Mark were joined by 15 of their nearest and dearest for the ceremony, but it was nice to see some of the guests FaceTiming loved ones who sadly couldn’t be there on the day itself.

After the ceremony we headed outside for some photos, and thankfully we were blessed with the weather! The rain had finally stopped and the light was just BEAUTIFUL! After the downpour earlier in the day, I just couldn’t believe our luck.

These guys are just AMAZING in front of the camera – I am such a lucky photographer! The combination of natural chemistry, beautiful evening light, gorgeous surroundings of the Crab and Lobster, the most stunning wedding dress and just the fact that they are absolute HOTTIES, was just perfection!

After some fizz and lots of laughs, it was time for me to head back to Harrogate and leave these guys to their wedding meal.

I have an awful lot of love for these two. Thank you Rebecca and Mark for proving that weddings can be just as beautiful EVEN in a pandemic!

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

Hasn’t this year just been lovely? I just feel like I’ve done so many things and achieved so much! Remember that time when..

Oh hang on. Just wait a second. I think I’m getting a little mixed up with one of those other years. Yeah. No yeah that’s right. 2020 was absolutely [insert expletive here].

I wasn’t sure I was going to bother with a ‘highlights’ post like I usually would do at the end of the year because, ya know, that pandemic happened. But ACTUALLY, I’m so glad I did! I almost forgot that weddings were actually a proper thing before March! And the weddings that were able to go ahead in the second half of the year were bloody beautiful!

So here we are. A little selection of my absolute favourite photos of 2020. I thought I’d end up with about 4 photos in this post, but narrowing down my favourites was actually really tough!!

There were a lot of really, really beautiful moments this year. Particularly in the second half. After countless postponements, cancellations, last minute rearranging, the relief after saying the vows was just BURSTING out of my couples! I’m so grateful I got to witness moments like that.

I just have to finish by saying the most enormous thank you to all my couples! You guys have kept me going more than I’ll ever be able to explain. Your determination  has honestly BLOWN ME AWAY. You guys are incredible.

For all my 2020 couples who sadly had to postpone, I just can’t tell you how excited I am for you guys. 2021 is your year and it’s going to be bloody amazing! Let’s do this!

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

The Woodman Inn wedding..

I have to say, even though this year has been UNBELIEVABLY tough, I am absolutely loving these smaller weddings.

I hate that we don’t have the choice, and that a lot of my couples have had to cut short their list of loved ones that they want to celebrate with. But, oh my goodness me. Every 2020 wedding so far has been bloody beautiful. Amy and Jamie’s wedding day was no exception.

This lovely pair of humans, like so many others, had to postpone their 2020 wedding due to ‘you know what’. They had their new date booked in for April next year, and then a few weeks ago I received a text from Amy and it just totally made my day. Her and Jamie decided that they just didn’t want to wait any longer to get married. They’d rebooked their wedding for the end of October, and to just have a small celebration with their closest family. This was at a point when a LOT of postponements and cancellations were happening, so these guys were an absolute ray of sunshine in all the madness.

I met the lovely Amy at her house on the morning of the wedding. She was getting ready with her mum, and it was just a lovely, chilled out morning. Once her hair and make-up were done, Amy went to get her dress on. And WHAT A DRESS! It was so gorgeous. I certainly had a ball photographing Amy in her beautiful gown!

Before we knew it, it was time to head off to the venue. These guys were tying the knot at the Woodman Inn in Huddersfield. I had never been before but it was such a hidden little gem! Amy travelled in style to the venue in a mint green camper van booked as a surprise by her dad! Jamie was ready and waiting for his beautiful bride.

It was certainly an emotional moment when Amy walked down the aisle. There were tears from Jamie as well as all the mums in the room! The registrars were AMAZING. As a wedding photographer we meet a lot of different registrars, vicars and celebrants, and these guys were just ace!

After the ‘I do’s’ and a big old first kiss, we headed across to the reception venue. They had done such an incredible job of decorating the room. There was a huge ‘Mr & Mrs’ sign, beautiful foliage, personalised beer bottles, sweetie jars for the flower girl and page boy, and little wooden place names for every guest.

We managed to get lots of lovely photos of the happy couple despite the rain. The autumn colours were out in full force, and made the most beautiful backdrops for us! These guys were so natural and smiley with each other, which just makes my job such a dream!

After some confetti and a whole load of fizz, it was time for the speeches. Probably one of my favourite parts of these smaller weddings. Amy’s dad, Jamie and his brother all made a speech. They were all as brilliant as each other, and SO heartfelt.

Thank you to Amy & Jamie for proving that small weddings can be just as incredible. What a total pleasure to be your wedding photographer 🙂

Photography – Lily North

Wedding venue – The Woodman Inn

Flowers – The Flower Shop, Ossett

Make-up – Kirsty Wood, The Beauty Cottage

Hair – Jo Blake

Wedding dress – Madi Lane, Dotty Bridal 

Suits – The Grooms Rooms

Mr & Mrs sign – Wedding venue lighting

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

Some people can spend three years planning a wedding. These guys showed you can pull it off in just THREE DAYS. And what absolute legends they are for doing it!

After Boris’ announcement a few weeks back that we could only have 15 people at weddings, these guys sprang into action. They decided they were going to have the wedding day that had dreamed of. Thankfully, there were a couple of days left whilst 30 people were still permitted. So these guys grabbed the bull by the horns and brought their entire wedding forward to that Saturday afternoon!

First of all, I have to give a huge shoutout to the wonder that is Freya Raby! Freya sadly had a clash of weddings on that date and so very kindly put me in touch with Sophie and Leo. And I am so grateful that she did because it was such a lovely wedding. And the biggest honour to have met such a lovely couple as well.

Sophie and Leo had managed to reschedule all of their suppliers, including florist, dress designer, vicar and make-up artist, with only a couple of days’ notice. And thankfully, all 30 of their nearest and dearest were still able to make it to the wedding! It was an absolute triumph.

I knew from the moment I spoke to Sophie that we would get on so well. She phoned me up a couple of days before the wedding, and you know when you just feel like you’ve known somebody for ages? Considering she had just rearranged her entire wedding, she was one of the most chilled out brides I’ve ever met! Such a legend!

The morning of the wedding was just as I’d expected. Super relaxed, super lovely, and just a quiet morning of Sophie getting ready at her family home. The very talented Charlotte did a wonderful job of Sophie’s wedding make up and kept us all giggling throughout the morning! The ladies from Sundew Florist did an incredible job of the flowers for both Sophie and her bridesmaids. And who can forget the star of the show; Sophie’s wedding dress. The dress was a bespoke gown courtesy of KMR bridal. It was absolutely stunning, and so lovely to think that no one else will have the same dress! It really was one of a kind.

Once Sophie was dressed and ready to go, we headed down to the church which was just a short drive away. Leo was waiting patiently along with the rest of their family and friends.

It was really special to watch Sophie walk down the aisle. You could really feel the emotion in the room, and there was such a happy sigh of relief when the happy couple said ‘I do’!

The newlyweds were covered in confetti, and after a few group shots and photos of the happy couple, it was time for home. It felt strange just covering a few hours of a wedding day, but equally so special.

I’m so lucky to have witnessed how lovely a 2020 wedding can still be. After such a mad year, it’s so wonderful to see a couple still be able to tie the knot in front of their loved ones. At the end of the day, your love for each other is still the most important thing 🙂

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

Saltburn by the sea. What an absolute gem! Who knew?! (Probably lots of people haha!) But this was my first time visiting Saltburn and I just absolutely fell in love with it.

I’ve been absolutely loving doing shoots at the beach this year, so when Dave and Megan suggested Saltburn I was totally on board!

I met these guys on the most BEAUTIFUL sunny evening a couple of weeks ago. They also brought along their crazy dog Piper who was just hilarious! Megan’s parents very kindly were on standby to keep an eye on her. This meant we were able to get a nice mix of photos of Dave and Megan both with and without the dog which was perfect!

It was so nice to catch up with these guys since I first met them in Harrogate last year. After such a crazy few months it’s always super lovely to see my couples again! We chatted about upcoming plans for the wedding day in Sawley next year. I totally can’t wait to photograph these guys get married!

Anyway, back to the engagement shoot!

We had a nice wander along the pier, got some photos by the beach huts, with a stroll along the beach to finish off with. Every part of Saltburn was just SO pretty. One thing I loved about this place was just how quiet it was! Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure a chilly evening in October doesn’t compare to the crowds of a hot summer’s day! But nonetheless, it was awesome.

Dave & Megan were amazing to photograph. They brought their wellies with them too so we could get loads of photos of them paddling in the water! It was such good fun to get some photos with Piper as well. Even though all she wanted was to run up and down in the sand, she was very well behaved in posing for the camera when we needed her to!

The countdown has officially begun, and it’s now only a matter of months until Dave & Megan’s wedding. I am SO excited for the big day and I know these guys can’t wait!

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer

WE MADE IT!

Where do I even begin with this wedding!? Oh my goodness me. What a day.

In case you didn’t already know, I absolutely love these guys. I met them for the first time back in the summer for their engagement shoot in Whitby. The rest was history! They are just the most wonderful couple. Sorry I’m gushing but I don’t care. They are just so kind hearted and so much fun to be around. Oh and did I mention they were bloody gorgeous too?!

As I’m sure you guys reading this will agree, 2020 has been a bit shit. Well, it’s been very shit. This was the first year I decided to go full time with my weddings. Great decision that was eh?!

The last wedding I photographed was back in March, so Zoe & Ben’s was my first in over six months. After that much of a gap I was sooooo nervous! I even stayed over in a hotel near the venue the night before so nothing could stop me getting there!

I remember receiving a text from Ben on the morning of the wedding saying ‘WE MADE IT!’. After countless changes to wedding arrangements, guest number being cut (thanks Boris), it was finally the big day and I for one couldn’t wait.

I arrived at Raven Hall on the morning of the wedding and headed over to see Zoe who was getting ready with her beautiful bridesmaids. It was such a lovely and chilled out morning. I was SO happy to be back!

Once hair and make-up was finished, Zoe got into her wedding dress and just looked an absolute vision. We were all getting ready to head across to the ceremony, and it’s safe to say the weather was.. not ideal. It was a howling gale, torrential rain, but honestly none of us cared. After everything that’s happened this year, everyone was just so buzzing that the big day had finally arrived. Nothing else mattered.

Ben was ready and waiting in the ceremony room for his beautiful bride, along with the rest of the wedding party. I have to just say what a truly beautiful venue this is. The views are insane, and Zoe’s mum had decorated the entire ceremony room so that it was a complete surprise to Zoe when she walked down the aisle. Totally covered in fairy lights and candles; it was absolutely magical.

When Zoe walked down the aisle with her brother, Ben was a little emotional and it was such a beautiful moment. There were lots of tears and lots of giggles throughout the ceremony, and the buzz in the room when Zoe & Ben said ‘I do’ was just amazing. I even shed a little happy tear behind my camera!

After a splash of prosecco, the newlyweds were welcomed into the reception, followed by some beautiful speeches, amazing food, a whole load of confetti canons, and a little dance to round off the day.

I think I’ve said this to everyone I’ve spoken to since I photographed this wedding, but I really felt like I had the biggest smile on my face for this entire day. I can’t tell you how happy I am to be back photographing weddings again. You guys know I love my job, and it’s weddings like this that just make it all the more special.

This wedding will mean so much to me for so many amazing reasons, and it’s certainly one I will never ever forget. Zoe & Ben you are just incredible. You and your families made me feel so welcome throughout the entire day. I love you guys so much.

Lily North Photography | Harrogate wedding photographer