Ohhh…its not very often you get to shoot the wedding of a colleague….but thats exactly what I was up to mid September, when a good friend and fellow photographer got married. Like myself, Lynn is a Northern Ireland Wedding Photographer, and indeed we often shoot together. When she asked me to cover her wedding, yes…
Belfast Wedding Photographer Hailing from the big smoke myself, theres nothing I love more than a Belfast City Wedding….and Sinead and Richards’ (AKA Pursey) certainly didn’t disappoint! As a Belfast wedding photographer, I was very excited about this wedding. Sinead and Pursey had enjoyed an engagement shoot and following this I just knew the wedding…
Will & Char were lovely, and getting to cover their Queens University Wedding was just amazing. They both live in London, with Charlotte from Belfast, and Will from Edinburgh. The Scottish element was fab, and seeing all the different clans and kilts was amazing. I may be biased, but I really thought the grooms family…
Copyright © 2017 | Northern Ireland Wedding Photographer| Ursula McCollam Photography Grainne & Jack’s Wedding Grainne & Jack got married in St Patricks Church, Lisburn. It was a beautiful and personalised service, with music from Jenny Shane. After the service, everyone travelled to Co Antrim, where Grainne & Jack had an amazing and sun-kissed reception…
This Millbrook Lodge Wedding was just fantastic! I had had a lovely time with Chantelle & Niall in Tolymore Forest for an engagement shoot, and based on this, I knew their wedding was going to be just great. The morning was wet, that misty rain that can soak you in minutes. It continued like this until…
Jenny and John had a fabulous Ten Square Wedding. From the moment I arrived in Jenny’s parents home, I knew it was going to be special. Everyone was in high spirits, but in a chilled out sort of way. Jenny and John are from Northern Ireland, but live in Bristol. They decided to come home…
Trash the dress Trash your dress I hear you say…let me be first in the queue to be your photographer. Trashing your dress is for the fun filled bride. What else are you going to do with it. Sell it? Have it specially cleaned for life in the attic? Roll it up in a Tesco…
