Casino at the wedding

[Dan Cattermole]

Sorry guys, there's gonna be a few of these wedding shots I'd love to share with all. So you'll have to put up with me for a bit. Lol
The main venue was at Springhill Barns near Fladbury, not to far from where you live Kev at a guess, lovely place, nothing over the top like castles or anything haha!!
They hired a casino crew to come along and entertain the guests. The ceiling in the barn is very dark and high so I tried my best with the surroundings using the flash (wall bounce etc)
Okay, as noted before some may argue that it's not really a wedding give away set, however, this was the entertainment for the guests in the evening, so here goes......

Thanks for looking again folks

 

[Pete Askew]

Great Dan. Captures the atmosphere nicely I imagine and just right for the event. I like them.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

#1 has a lovely retro feel - helped by the girls retro hair-do and dress I think

#3 Love the angle - how did you do that?

#4 classic - great stock material

#5 What timing - The more I look at it, the more it makes me smile

 

[Paul Lange]

Another great set Dan, Really I can't see why you were worried about showing your shots.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Coz he's a plonker Paul!
Nice shots buddy! Really atmospheric, as has been said!
I've always wanted one with a casino!

How did you get the angle for no.3?

 

[Pete Askew]

No 3 - or were you doubling up as casino security?!!

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Just on the iPhone at the moment, I'll post a better reply tonight. Ill see if I can dig out a photo that show what I'm standing on, but as it used to be an old barn (not that I'm going to get architectural because I'm not) it looks to me like some supportive brick work that stands to about 5 ft high. Assisted by a guest who is just sheer muscle, picked me up and plonked me on it, baring in mind it was only the depth of my shoe. Lol. Thanks for the comment guys, as said, I will leave a response tonigt