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Rye Town Hall wedding ceremony

GEORGIE & GEORGE – THE GEORGE IN RYE

The George in Rye is a fantastic venue and I was so pleased Georgie and George chose me as their wedding photographer. There are endless opportunities for creative angles and compositions together with the stunning beauty of the building itself. I couldn’t help but smile when Georgie called me to talk about her wedding plans. Firstly, she said her fiancé was called George and secondly, that the reception venue was the George In Rye. By the end of the day itself, guests had exhausted all jokes on the subject.

Firstly, I documented Georgie getting ready in the bridal suite at the George. She was calm and relaxed and the room is beautiful and spacious. In addition, I was used the mirrors in the room to full creative effect – catching specific moments and angles. From there, we walked to Rye Town Hall. The ceremony was lovely; a full house of friends and family with only just enough room for everyone. The Town Hall has a modest mezzanine at the ceremony end which, with a discreet change of position, provides a great angle to capture the couple in fornt of all their guests. Rex, the indomitable Town Crier was on his usual top form to round off proceedings.

The George is a wonderful mix of indoor and outdoor spaces including a mezzanine in the ballroom. Accessing the mezzanine involves squeezing through a tiny door – I couldn’t help but think of the film ‘Being John Malcovich’. Kyle, the events manager helped me through with my kit so I could photograph the couple’s entrance from above. It was an exceptional day; a pleasure to document such a lovely couple in a wonderful venue.

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Bridal preparations at the George in Rye

Bridal preparations at the George in Rye

Bridal preparations at the George in Rye

Bridal preparations at the George in Rye

Groom waiting at Rye Town Hall

Bride walking with father to Rye Town Hall wedding

Groom waiting at Rye Town Hall

Bride and father walking towards Groom at Rye Town Hall wedding

Wedding ceremony at Rye Town Hall

Wedding ceremony at Rye Town Hall

Wedding ceremony at Rye Town Hall

Wedding ceremony at Rye Town Hall

Guests congratulating bride

Guests congratulating groom

Confetti outside Rye Town Hall

Bride and groom with champagne in Rye

Wedding reception at the George in Rye

Wedding reception at the George in Rye

Bride and groom being introduced at the George

Father of the bride speech

Groom speech

Raised glass at wedding reception

Bride and groom cutting cake at the George in Rye

Frist dance at the George in Rye

Wedding guests dancing at the George in Rye

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