Pimhill Barn Wedding Photography by Steven Rooney.

Pimhill Barn Wedding Photography

I really love proper rustic venues and wasn’t dissapointed to be able to shoot some Pimhill Barn Wedding Photography. It’s a working farm and had everything I could have hoped for from a photography point of view. There were plenty of trees, walls, barn doors, gardens, tracks and loads of other cool things, not least the barn itself. More importantly the wedding was jam packed with a bunch of fun loving people who were great to photograph.

The Wedding

There was rustic charm aplenty at Katie and Dan’s Pimhill Barn Wedding in Shropshire. The styling of this wedding was great. It was rustic and personal to the couple and their closest friends and family. But it was the people who really made this wedding tick. So many close friends from days of old and more recent times supporting Dan and Katie throughout the run up to the wedding and plenty of family to keep the excitement going. There was a real buzz about the house when I arrived in the morning and such a positive feeling at the church when I met up with the male contingent ahead of the wedding ceremony. The fun continued and I was aware that they wanted little fuss from the photography point of view, which was great as it gave me time to concentrate ont he important job of documenting the event itself. I love to be able to capture the little moments and reactions as the wedding plays out, and the way this wedding was planned helped me to do just that. For me it’s the bits inbetween that tell the real story and join up the main parts of the day.

Here’s what they said about their photographs.

“Having seen the photos Steve produced for our friends wedding last year we knew the quality would be outstanding, what is really impressive is the sheer volume of brilliant photos, each one highlighting something special from our day or just making us/our friends/the venue look really ridiculously good! Interacting with Steve before, during and after our event was a real pleasure. The photos were exactly what we hoped for.”