Lovely Lizzy Lever Arch is my right hand (wo)man. She is brilliant photographer and generally a really lovely girl. Liz started with me just over a year ago, the first thing we ever did was paint the backdrop for The Blogcademy photobooth. It took up the whole kitchen floor, and she tiptoed over it in […]
I can’t believe it has been a year since this shoot at the Photography Farm. The story behind it was Jemima Puddle Duck. I made a den in the woods for Jemima to lay her eggs (!?), and we used seasonal spring flowers for the bouquet and Mr. Foxes flower bow tie. All these images […]
Here at Petal & Feast, we really love flowers [REALLY] and we wanted to share our top tips on keeping them looking fresh and beautiful on your big day. Now usually, your flowers will arrive in the morning whilst you’re getting ready. Everyone will be busy and the doorbell will ring. The least busy person […]
Juliana and Sean had not one but TWO weddings – greedy things! Lovely Jayne Sacco was in charge of the photos for both day one, in London, and day two – a huge party at the Grand. We did her bouquets, set up the cards table and supplied some cakes. You can see more of […]
YOUS THE DUDE. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY, DICKY. YOU REALLY ARE PRETTY SPESH. XXX
Hells Bells, today is Joe’s 10th Birthday. Ten whole years ago he popped out and changed things, forever. To be honest I can’t really believe that we are grown up enough to have a ten year old. If he is 10 it means I am going to be 36 in a couple of weeks – […]
So, it is finally happening… We are off. This post should go up just as we take off from Heathrow! After faffing and vaccinating and packing and list writing we are off on our little adventure. I am just doing the very last bits, sending out the last emails, that sort of thing before I […]
Tarja got in touch last January about her up and coming wedding plans. We met up in a cafe in Brighton and went through the plans – drank lots of coffee, chatted it all through and looked at lots of pictures. Tarja’s background in fashion styling meant she had the ‘look’ in mind. Luckily we […]
Back in the day – post Art College and pre-houses, and children and responsibilities Andy and I spent a couple of years back-packing. We had a lot of time and hardly any money. We inched our way from Kenya to Zimbabwe, worked our way from Perth to Cairns, beach bummed our way round Thailand and took the […]
Last Saturday, on our way home from an enforced walk (of the kids and the dog), we stopped at The Sussex Produce, in the village for some bits (if you’ve not been in there, you need to go! They sell all sorts of lovely things – and Mum’s meringues!). January doesn’t only fill the world with […]
