2007 was a fantastic year, but how could I start without mentioning the two last weddings of 2006
Ellen and John were the very last couple to be 
married at the Freemason’s Hall in Bridge Street, Manchester.Hotel in Lymm, Cheshire in late December.
This charming building with its high vaulted ceiling, expansive marble floors and soaring pillars has unfortunately been sold to property developers. I hope they preserve these beautiful interiors.
Ellen was one of the most stylish brides of the year and looked stunning in a classically elegant Ian Stewart dress taking my Less Can Be More Award for 2006.
Hayley and Mark were married at the elegant Statham Lodge
A gorgeous Bride and a handsome Groom, a great venue with beautifully landscaped gardens which encircle the property, and good weather to boot. Mark was the captain of the Lancashire county cricket team and the whole side turned out to celebrate.
Perfect!
People often ask how far I am willing to travel. 
Wedding photographer in North Wales – no problem!
Ruthin Castle in Denbighshire is a memorable venue, and one of my favourites. The stately rooms have huge bay windows which flood the interiors with natural light. The gardens are extensive and have secluded walks which all contribute to great pictures.
Debbie and Ian had a wonderful day in sunny spring weather. I really enjoyed photographing their wedding and their pictures made a wonderful GF Smith Reportage album.
Emma and Michael were looking for a wedding photographer in 
Wirral for their marriage at the Hillbark Hotel.
This has to be a top contender for themost stylish wedding venue in the North West.
The location is wonderful, the period interiors are beautiful and the attention to detail, even down to the food presentation, is unbeatable. The Hillbark offer a large hoice of wedding cars, from the latest Roller (champagne pink!) to a more subdued vintage Rolls-Royce.
I hope the next booking I get there will be for a full day so I have more time to take the rest of the pictures I have in mind!
If you want a wedding photographer in Cumbria then see Helen and Darryl’s pictures. 
Water always makes a great backdrop and there’s plenty of it around Cumbria!
Helen and Darryl were married in early spring at St. Mary’s Church (beautiful inside with lovely light) on Walney Island. The reception was held at the excellent Grange Hotel. Helen did much of the organizing herself and her attention to detail was faultless.
The bright blue skies and stunning views made for a Graphi album I was so pleased with that I ordered a copy for myself to show to clients.
