Wedding Photography in York - Diary of a York Wedding Photographer
Latest Photographs: Weddings and Events
Greg McGee Wedding Photography - based in York, can travel all over the UK.
Greg McGee, gregmcgeeyork@gmail.com, 01904 671709 / 07973653702
2010 is proving to be a cracking year. Over 40 weddings, most from referrals: that's mighty reassuring feedback.
The days of Wedding Photography hinging on unneccesarily stodgy seriousness are long gone. That's why I think people like what we offer - we're a sparky, independent group of top class photographers who get the job done quickly and with easy going rapport. And the proof is in the pudding. The photos are always excellent.
Thanks to the BBC for featuring Greg McGee Photography in their series, 'Don't Tell the Bride': its led to 9 more commissions already.
And thanks too to York's 'Local Link' magazine for flagging Greg McGee Photography up as an arty, stylish option to the many dozens of photographers in North Yorkshire.
Plenty of weddings in April - Rakesh and Fran, Sheener and Jooles, Kelly in Harrogate, Becky and James, and Martin and Mary down Bath way. Clevedon: beautiful views. We travel all over the UK - a wedding in Cornwall in June awaits.
May saw plenty of Proms and Sixth Form Balls to cover, as well as Vanita's and Gonzalo's day of Pimms and croquet at Middlethorpe Hall, and Imogen and David's day at Sandburn Hall. Chloe and Jonny's big day saw off the month perfectly.
June has Jonathan and Jean's day in the centre of York, Ryan and Lorraine's in Doncaster, and Tim Garbutt and Sarah Jo Drinkel's at Hummersea, Loftus. Tim is the son of old family fave Vin Garbutt. The honour, dear reader, is all mine.
The York Theatre Royal promo shots have been fantastic, good luck with the riff of shows: that's a very professional ship you people run.
If you've any queries or want to make a booking, please do get in touch - we're getting booked up all the time!
York - what a place for a Wedding Photographer! The city is increasingly photogenic, and our team know how to get the best out of the surroundings as well as the guests.
Cheers,
Greg McGee