Beth and Adam’s Wedding, Saint Margaret’s Church in Rottingdean and Pangdean Farm in Pyecombe, West Sussex
Posted in Post-Wedding, Wedding Photography on March 16th, 2012 by Sam Dorrington – Be the first to commentApologies once again for the lack of blogging - down time has been scarce recently, and sadly the blog is always the first thing to suffer!
Anyhow, I shall once again resume normal service, kicking off with the wedding of Beth and Adam from the tail end of last year.
Beth and Adam’s wedding ceremony was held at St Margaret’s Church in Rottingdean, and the reception then followed at the lovely Pangdean Farm in Pyecombe, West Sussex.
I was really impressed with Pangdean Farm, it was certainly a venue that offered something different from the many other venues that I’ve photographed at before. It’s a working farm of 1,000 acres based at Pyecombe, and is only literally 5 miles away from Brighton. The most impressive aspect of the farm is the magnificent 17th Century oak framed Old Barn – it was beautiful and created a lovely ambience.
With it being an autumn wedding we didn’t have a lot of time for formal photographs due to available daylight, which was a shame as we only managed to get a couple of portraits within the farm grounds before running out of light. Thankfully we did get some other portraits immediately after the ceremony itself – we headed across the road from St Margaret’s to conduct some shots in the Green Flag award winning Kipling Gardens which is delightful and provided us with some cracking photographs.
You can view a handful of shots throughout the whole day below.
Those wishing to have a look over the other images from the day, please feel free to browse via this link.















































































