After some brief rain at St Andrew’s church, high contrast sunshine was the order of the day for Sam and James’s wedding earlier this month. And it was our first visit to Englemere in Ascot.
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The site dates back to 1817 but it was substantially rebuilt at the end of the 19th century – and became the home for Queen Victoria’s grandchildren during the war. The modern Englemere is a lovely venue for wedding photography – offering nicely arranged gardens (including an oak tree that dates from Henry VIII), and grandeur from the house itself. It was good to see the couple enjoy such a warm sunny day, an we are looking forward to showing them the full set of wedding photos on their return from honeymoon.
