Saturday 3 September 2007 turned out be a dry day compared to the previous couple of weeks and I was very thankful for this as I drove to Danesfield House to meet Leslie and spend time with her while she was getting ready.

It is not often that you come across someone as calm and organised as Leslie was, although she said outwardly she was calm, but inside not so.

While I was with Leslie, my dear friend and colleague, Andrew Daykin, from Daykin Photography, who had volunteered to second shoot with me, met up with John at the church.

We then made our way to Penn Str and the Holy Trinity Church for the wedding ceremony. The church is in a lovely setting surrounded by trees and Leslie had said to me that she wanted a couple of images at a particular tree and jokingly I said to her that I want her in the tree on one of the branches.

When we got to the tree I jokingly said for Leslie to climb up onto the branch and give the most seductive look she could muster and it was fantastic that she was game enough, with her high heeled shoes, to climb up on the branch, which, fortunately was not far off the ground.

Once we had finished at the church with a couple of the family group images, we then set off for Hartwell House in Aylesbury for the wedding reception and Leslie, John and I went off on our own for their time with me away from all the guests.

Once we had done their private session, we returned to the guests and they continued to enjoy themselves with their guests celebrating their very special day.

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We met at The Holy Trinity Church, in Penn Street, Buckinghamshire and then went off to Hartwell House in Aylesbury to see where their reception would be hosted.

After a walk around the grounds,(luckily the rain held off) we went into the main house house for coffee. As the concierge told me, 400 years of grandeur was obvious.

Again, it was an impromptu pre wedding shoot, as I had not told Leslie and John that I would be taking any images that day.

Leslie is very photogenic and will make a beautiful bride and John shouldn’t scrub up too badly himself.

Here are a couple of the images for your enjoyment:

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