Marylebone Town Hall Wedding Photography
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ELISA AND BRYAN // OLD MARYLEBONE TOWN HALL WEDDING AND HUGO'S IN QUEENS PARK
London weddings, I ruddy love them. There's something pretty cool about simply going to your fave restaurant for your evening knees up. You know what you like, you know what you are going to get. Hugo's restaurant in Queens Park was the restaurant in question and yep, it was epic.
Anyway, I'm getting ahead of myself. Elisa and Bryan broke with tradition and spent the morning together getting ready in their flat. This is by far my favourite twist on tradition. Each one I have photographed has just been so calm, sweet, and it feels right (I mean, each to their own for sure, but I love it). That I get let into this little world of theirs is pretty cool.
We hopped into a taxi for the drive to Old Marylebone Town Hall for the whole "I do" bit before a stroll through Regents Park for some pics and headed off to Hugo's Restaurant in Queens Park for the evening party. Quite the party it was too. Dancing like you'd never believe, a best mans speech with more than a whiff of the Old Bailey about it, and food for days. I'm a lucky bugger.
Here is Elisa and Bryan's day as I saw it