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Jess & Tom | North Cadbury Court | Wedding

Summer North Cadbury Court wedding

 

Photos from a summer North Cadbury Court wedding with Tom and Jess! I love being a North Cadbury Court wedding photographer and it was great to go back again for Jess and Tom’s wedding. They tied the knot in The Church of St Michael.

Jess and Tom were AMAZING to work with! Always checking that I had everything I needed and planning in plenty of time – they were a dream couple.

They even agreed to venture out in to a field full of cows for some sunset photos. Now that’s where the story begins!

I grew up on a small farm and I’m pretty familiar with cows, sheep, hens and pigs. Or I like to think I am! In my experience cows are normally friendly and inquisitive creatures. Gentle giants. However we encountered one cow that didn’t quite fit the mould. She took a little too much interest in Jess’s white dress and tracked her everywhere. It wouldn’t leave us alone and we had to retreat out of the field for safety! Jess and Tom were amazing (did I mention that already?) and took it all with good humour. You’ll see that photo above as well as on the North Cadbury Court website. It is one of my favourites and in fairness wouldn’t have been possible without the cow.

Enough chat – on with the photos.

Summer North Cadbury Court wedding

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