The Royal Pavilion cannot be helpful enough, between last minute visits, rapid email turnover, and reserving multiple ceremony dates while we sorted things out. They also provided us, upon request, a list of their most trusted photographers. Picking the right photographer is especially important when marrying in the Royal Pavilion since, as a Grade 1 historic listed building, it has rather dim lighting to minimize the fading of its hand-painted walls.
When clicking through the websites of the Royal Pavilion's suggested photographers, I immediately fell for Jacqui McSweeney, a Brightonian originally from Ireland whose photos' lighting and candor just had me head over heels.
And you know what? Jacqui was available! We met with her last Friday to discuss our plans over tea, and she could not have been sweeter. Knowing that I can trust the person documenting our big day feels like wrapping my fingers around a steaming mug of hot cocoa right after stepping inside from a snowstorm. Thank you, Jacqui!
When clicking through the websites of the Royal Pavilion's suggested photographers, I immediately fell for Jacqui McSweeney, a Brightonian originally from Ireland whose photos' lighting and candor just had me head over heels.
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| A small sample of the portfolio that made me fall for our photographer, Jacqui McSweeney. |
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