Brian O’Carroll Photography for Weddings

A wedding guest dances at the afternoon garden reception wearing sun glasses

The happy couple and a selection of guests pose for a photo in a bay window at Horwood House

Singer seen through the starcrossed, blurry gaze of the happy couple

Groom jubilant jump for joy and the groomsmen helping (Black and white image tinted slightly blue and sepia)

We love the photos, all our guests love the photos,many commented on how charming and calm you were.

Bride about to get out of the wedding car

A wedding guest dancing at the reception

Some of the wedding party posing in the church

A couple getting married (Black and White photo)

What will you see?

People are never really still - they turn and laugh, talk and cry, breathe deeply, sigh and smile.
Capturing the emotions of the moment and the character of a lifetime are the drive behind my wedding photography. People who you have known all of your life, and people who you have just met come together for your wedding. The photographs of those moments only gain meaning as time passes.

Wedding guests are inspired by the hopes and commitments of the happy couple and the joining of two halves into a new extended family. Emotions of the moment flow unchecked - blink and you would miss them.
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Oh boy, is there a lot to photograph!

Father of the bride raises a glass to his daughter and new son-in-law after his well-prepared speech

The wedding breakfast is about to begin and we wait for the bride and groom to arrive

Two relatives meeting each other again at a wedding

Groom supervising the best man catching the bouquet.

The bride and groom cutting the cake together

Wedding Photographer, Aylesbury

Brian O'Carroll Photography is based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Now a Garden Town, famous for its table ducks, and for being voted the worst place to live in the UK by popular vote in a tabloid survey.

Aylesbury is also in the vale formed by the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (a fact not mentioned in the servey) where a large assortment of rustic wedding venues have settled, like a cat who's found the warm bit of the landing where the hot pipes run.