The bride and groom embrace at the water's edge on a beach at sunset, beneath a leaning palm tree.

Marmion Wedding

Barbados ·

I’m not a wedding photographer by a long shot, and to be honest it’s not a style I’m that interested in. However, when my friends Chris and Jenny got married in Barbados, my camera was one of the first things I packed in my suitcase. Whilst I wasn’t too interested in taking formal family portraits I was keen to capture the day’s events.

The groom, in a cream jacket and pink shorts, raises a fist and a knee in celebration as the bride, holding a bouquet, laughs beside him under a white pergola.
The bride and groom pose beside a leaning palm trunk on the beach, she holding a bouquet of pink and white flowers, the turquoise sea behind them.
A smiling woman in a navy dress and a man in sunglasses and a pale blue jacket pose for a photograph, while hands holding a compact camera reach in from the edges of the frame.
A woman in a red dress and a man in a cream jacket and pink shorts stand barefoot together on an almost empty beach at dusk, a cricket bat and stumps in the sand beside them.
A cricket bat and stumps stuck upright in the sand of an empty beach at dusk, with palm trees and surf beyond.
In black and white, a man in a light suit laughs with a drink in his hand, leaning against a wooden beach bar with a noticeboard beside him.
The bride in a white dress looks down at the ground beside a bamboo torch at night, the beach dark around her.
The bride and groom walk barefoot across a dark beach between flaming torches, lit by a pool of warm light.