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Wedding Photographer in Cardiff. Cardiff is a lovely city in South Wales and is the capital of Wales with a population of 400,00 million people. Some factoids. Cardiff attracts 2.1 million visitors each year to see the many attractions such as its castle. It's also ranked sixth in the world by National Geographic as a tourist destination, and known as the City of Arcades, with the biggest concentration of Victorian, Edwardian and modern-day indoor shopping arcades in Britain. So there is no wonder why Cardiff is a popular venue for weddings too. There are many beautiful locations in Cardiff to book your wedding day. I have been fortunate to have photograph in some of these beautiful locations with wedding couples who have booked me for the special day. Wedding Photographer at the Village Hotel Cardiff. Capturing bride and Groom moments. And agin in the grounds of Pencoed House Cardiff Fantastic couple to work with. So relaxed and friendly. This was during the cake cutting time at the Angel Hotel Cardiff Again in the beautiful park just outside Cardiff Castle across the road from the Angel Hotel. Another lovely wedding day at the Village Hotel Cardiff. Great fun loving couple to work with. We stopped off at a lovely park to capture some private moment photography of just them. No family or guests. Just us. Ridgeway golf club Caerphilly. On the border of Cardiff. I think this should be in the Caerphilly section, but its addressed as Cardiff ? Another wedding in Cardiff. This time at the lovely Cottrell Park Golf Resort Cardiff. Fun all day well into the evening party. Plenty of lovely grounds to capture the images couples want. Just keep off the grass. Wedding moment at the beautiful Canada Lodge and Lake Cardiff. Boy was it hot on that day. Just outside the main building there is a tree swing that every body wanted a try. Lovely shot of the bride just before kids pushed her off for a turn. Lovely moment of the bride getting ready at Miskin Manor Hotel. I was lucky to capture the groom getting ready too. He was in a room on the second floor. Doesn't happen often but it did make it a lot easier to capture both getting ready. One for the boys at the Vale Hotel Cardiff. The evening was closing in, and the groom wanted a photograph with his friends and best man. Why not. Bride getting ready at the Park Plaza Cardiff. Lovely wedding day for a lovely wedding couple. Pleasure to photograph their day. Another photo of this wedding from the Park Plaza Cardiff. Looking all as natural as possible :) Lovely moment captured at Insole Court Fairwater Cardiff. Lovely place that's only just opened for weddings. I not only photograph in Cardiff. Ialso photograph most areas of South Wales and surrounding areas. See map below of my average cover area. But like everything in life, there is always exceptions. Drop me a line and happy to consider your proposal. info@eyes2me.uk Look me up. Wedding Photographers Cardiff Area www.weddingphotographerswales.com www.weddingphotographerscardiff.com http://weddingphotographerssouthwales.co.uk/ Eyes2Me Photography

It was during September 2019 that I had the pleasure to photograph a fantastic couple. Greta and Daniel. Greta contacted me during January 2018, and we arranged to meet up in Caerphilly. She told me of her plans to have the marriage ceremony at Caldicot Castle and then on to Brecon for the reception at the lovely Barn in Brynich Brecon. We chatted for a while - and I listened to her explain her wedding day plans for me. She was very enthusiastic, and it sounded a lovely event that I just wanted to be part of. We agreed that I would photograph her wedding the following year (2019). We kept in contact until finally, the wedding day arrived. I arrived early at Caldicot castle to look around and check my cameras etc. It was a lovely day with plenty of sunshine. Greta is a graduate art student and made most of the wedding decorations and table layouts etc. The stunning locations worked well with her artistic flair. The following photographs are just a small sample of the day. Ceremony: caldicot castle Tel: 01291 420241 Website: https://www.visitmonmouthshire.com/caldicot-castle/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/caldicotcastle/ Based: caldicot, Monmouthshire Reception: barn at brynich Tel: 01874 623480 Website: https://www.brynich.co.uk Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/pg/BarnatBrynich/posts/?__nodl Based: Brecon, Wales Photographer: eyes2me Tel: 07808 151716 Website: https://eyes2me-photography.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/mynach2/ Based: Caerphilly, Wales Bridesmaid dresses: little mistress Tel: n/a Website: https://www.little-mistress.com Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/littlemistressUK Based: n/a (online) Handmade flower arrangements made by bride - supplies from: AFS Artificial Floral Supplies Tel: 02920 814088 Website: https://www.artificialfloralsupplies.co.uk/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/ArtificialFloralSupplies/ Based: taffs well, Wales Transport: Mainline Coaches Ltd Tel: 01443 670095 Website: http://www.mainlinetravel.co.uk Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/mainlinecoaches/?pageid=151675148198614&ftentidentifier=3065523523480414&padding=0 Based: porth, Wales Entertainment: emilio Ayto guitar Tel: 07543991776 Website: www.emilioayto.wordpress.com Facebook: @emilioayto.guitarist Based: Penzance, Cornwall Entertainment: My Selfie Tel: +45 71 96 98 97 Website: https://www.hiremyselfie.co.uk Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/hiremyselfie.co.uk/ Based: London Catering: Dough to Go Tel: 07958 325713 Website: https://doughtogo.co.uk Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/doughtogopizza/ Based: Bridgend, South Wales

Cory & Matthew had a fantastic wedding with family and friends in good spirits for the celebration. The day started with Cory Amanda at her home in Tredegar, and the marriage took place in Ystrad Mynach Church. After the ceremony, the married couple and guests met up again at the Vale Hotel, in Hensol in the Vale of Glamorgan. The weather was great, giving ample opportunities for some couple portraits and the photojournalistic images of the wedding at this stunning location. Just some of the pictures captured on the day.

Documenting the wedding of this lovely friendly couple was an absolute pleasure for me. The wedding took place on my birthday in August 2016. While I was taking photographs, I was blown away by the bride and her family when they presented me with a birthday cake. Considering all the mad rush and preparations for the wedding day, they still managed to remember me mentioning my birthday when they booked me about 9months before the wedding date. Sherree was so nervous I thought she wasn't going to enter Llanharan church in Rhondda Cynon Taf for the ceremony. It was that close. Thankfully she overcomes her tension with the help of family and friends, and the wedding was a great success. Congratulations both and then you again for the cake. Jim recently photographed our wedding and has done a fantastic job. His photos bring back all the little details of the day that we forgot or didn't see. He is such a nice man, he felt more of a guest than the photographer. Jim we cant thank you enough. Eyes2me was true value for money and shall recommend him to anyone looking for a wedding photographer. Thank you so much. Sherree and Chris

With the low cost of wedding insurance compared to the value of your wedding, it's something you should consider as part of your wedding budget. It's a policy that will cover you financially if something ruins your big day or it as to be cancelled or postponed. If you paid with a credit card for anything costing between £100 and £30,000, and something goes wrong you may be able to claim your money back from your credit card provider. Your home insurance policy may have some provision for weddings, or at least allow you to extend cover for a wedding. If so, check what is included. But why would you leave it to small print and chance if something goes wrong? A standalone wedding policy will cost in the region of £25 to £100 depending on the level of cover you require. The insurance will depend on your cover chosen and can cover the cancellation of your wedding if something goes wrong. For example, The cake, cars, or flowers not turning up. Public liability if you or your guests cause damage at the venue. The place closes before your wedding day after making a deposit. Not things we like to think about but genuine examples of wedding day concerns. So who supply this insurance? Just take a look on the internet and search for wedding insurance and pick a company that have a good customer feedback and been in business for some time. Call them and ask questions. It's a small price to pay.

Considered "cutting edge" and costing £350,000 (about £37.5m in today's money) and ten years to build, the Cardiff City Asylum Hospital opened on 15 April 1908, It closed its doors to patients 108 years later in 2016. I was fortunate to document the closure of Whitchurch Hospital Cardiff during 2015 and 2016 by taking hundreds of images both inside and out of the hospital for the Historical Society. The photos were then displayed at Whitchurch during their exhibition to mark its closure in 2016 and its 108th years anniversary. Some of the images were later exhibited in Llandough Hospital for a short time before the Historical Society used them again for publicity and further exhibitions. Please take a look at the smartphone app of just some of the images. Sun shining between the dark clouded sky over the main building at Whitchurch Hospital Cardiff The exhibition flyer

As a documentary wedding photographer, I am pleased to say that I will be offering some advice to wedding couples who are looking for a wedding photographer to capture the big day in their lives. Hosted by CJWedding Fayres. The event will be taking place at Llancaiach Fawr Manor Nelson on Sunday 17th May 2020 and doors will usually be open from 11:00. Plenty of free parking available too. If you are not familiar with this beautiful Manor House location just put CF46 6ER into your sat nav. Please attend and look me up. I would love to hear all about your wedding plans you may have. 10 reasons why you should attend a wedding fair 1. They are usually free to attend 2. Great fun 3. Get inspiration from vendors demonstrations 4. Most of your Key suppliers under one roof 5. Latest trends in wedding suppliers 6. Usually, there are discounts for booking on the day 7. Find out what you don’t need on your wedding day 8. Samples may be available from some vendors 9. Meeting suppliers face to face 10. Could save you ££££’s Look forward to seeing you I love photographing weddings at Llancaiach Fawr

Jim Matthews is pleased to announce his celebrated acceptance into the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA), an International, membership-based organisation representing professional photographers skilled in the documentation of weddings and events in a candid, unobtrusive style. As a WPJA member, Jim joins the ranks of some of the most talented wedding photojournalists in the world as judged by their technical, creative and visual aptitude. Jim Matthews will be held to strict membership standards regarding image quality and content, technical and creative technique, website and marketing professionalism, business ethics and communication. In turn, he gains prestigious affiliation with one of the industry’s top professional organisations. #Photojournalist #professional #skilled #weddings #JimMatthews #Cardiff #CardiffPhotographer #CardiffPhoto #WeddingPhotographerCardiff #CardiffArea #PhotographerinCardiffArea #CaerphillyArea #WeddingPhotos #WeddingPhotographer #WeddingPhotography

Kirsty and Jamie had a fantastic wedding at Llancaiach Fawr Manor in the village of Nelson. It was a bright sunny day (1 July 2017) with guests making the most of the sunshine in the open grounds and the beautifully maintained garden areas of Llancaiach Fawr Manor. Bagpiper John Campell was on fine form with some excellent music that brought a tear to most eyes on the day (http://www.johncampbellbagpiper.webs.com). We started photographing from the bridal preparations into the evening disco provided by the wonderful Lynsey Pugh (www.lynseypugh.com). The colours of the traditional kilt from the groom and groomsmen was a great contrast to the chosen colours of the wedding them by Kirsty. Congratulations both and thank you for inviting me to be part of you're wedding day. Just a small sample of images to show the day. #Llancaiach #Piper #Caerphilly #LlancaiachFawr #Manor #weddings #Photojournalist #Blackandwhite #Gardens #USB #professional #MidGlamorgan #Venue #Photo #ManorHouse #Nelson #LlancaiachFawrManor #CardiffPhotographer #CaerphillyPhotographer #CardiffPhotography #CaerphillyPhotography #CaerphillyPhoto #Wedding #WeddingPhoto #WeddingDay #Cardiff

Sonia and Damian wanted only a small ceremony at a Ystrad Mynach Caerphilly followed with a celebration later with close friends and family at the Maes Manor Hotel Blackwood to complete the wedding day of this lovely couple. It was personal, intimate, and perfectly charming. The friendliness of the couple and family made me feel more of a guest than their photographer. Thank you, for the kind words you left for me on my facebook page. "Jim did a fantastic job at our wedding a couple of weeks back. Highly recommended and very friendly. He did a great price with top quality photos" Just a few photographs of the happy couple to help celebrate their day. Congratulations to you both and thank you for sharing your day with me. #MaesManor #Caerphilly #YstradMynach #Gwent #Blackwood #Photographer #Cardiff #CardiffPhotographer #PhotographerCardiff #CaerphillyPhotographer #CaerphillyPhotography #Wedding #Eyes2Me #Localphotographer

A full evening of storytelling documentary wedding photography of a great couple Cath and Rob, on 13th October 2017 in Barry South Wales. The wedding party of family and friends were there to celebrate the wedding and join in the excitement and wedding fun. It was nice to see everybody joining in on the dance floor, after Cath and Rob’s first dance. The build-up to the dance was a group involvement to the theme from dirty dancing. Poor Rob didn’t know what was coming. It was a blast. Everyone enjoyed themselves well into the evening with hog roast and disco to keep the fun flowing. Fantastic fun that everbody will remember for may years to follow. Checking out the wedding guests I do too Wedding ring on the brides finger We are married Now let the weeding fun begin Bride and guests Mother of the bride Bridesmaids Married Groom relaxed at last Wedding kiss More wedding guests Wedding guest Wedding party Flying bride Flying wedding guest Lets dance Lets kiss during the dance friends at a wedding Wedding Party Wedding party dance Wedding party joining in with the fun Wedding fun #Barry #Southwales #weddingCar #MemorialHall #ValeofGlamorgan #Car #Dance

Welcome, art enthusiasts and history buffs! Today, we embark on a visual journey through the final months of the iconic Whitchurch Hospital in Cardiff, culminating in a captivating showcase exhibition that encapsulated the essence of this historic institution. As the shutter clicked and the final moments of Whitchurch Hospital were immortalized in photographs, a poignant story unraveled through each image captured. The striking visuals serve as a testament to the rich tapestry of memories woven within the walls of this architectural gem. A Glimpse into History Whitchurch Hospital Cardiff , with its imposing Victorian architecture and storied past, stood as a bastion of mental health care for over a century. The hospital's final months were bittersweet, marked by a sense of nostalgia and reverence for the lives touched within its walls. The Final Showcase Exhibition The grand finale of this visual narrative unfolded through a showcase exhibition that captured the spirit of Whitchurch Hospital in its twilight moments. Each photograph was a window into the soul of the institution, showcasing the interplay of light and shadows that adorned its corridors. Reflections and Reverie As visitors wandered through the exhibition, whispers of bygone eras filled the air, resonating with tales of resilience, compassion, and healing. The photographs served as a bridge between the past and the present, inviting viewers to reflect on the legacy of Whitchurch Hospital and its impact on the community. Celebrating Heritage and Hope The showcase exhibition was more than a collection of photographs; it was a celebration of heritage and hope. It paid homage to the individuals who walked the hospital's halls, ensuring that their stories would endure through the lens of time. Conclusion: A Farewell to Whitchurch Hospital In bidding adieu to Whitchurch Hospital, we honor its legacy by preserving its memory in the form of evocative photographs. The final showcase exhibition stands as a poignant tribute to a place that was more than just a building—it was a sanctuary of healing and humanity. As we reflect on the final months of Whitchurch Hospital Cardiff through these captivating images, let us carry forward its spirit of compassion and resilience into the future. Join us in commemorating the legacy of Whitchurch Hospital—a beacon of hope and healing that will forever hold a special place in the annals of history. Embrace the beauty of the past and the promise of the future. Join us on this visual odyssey through the final months of Whitchurch Hospital and discover the power of photography in preserving memories for generations to come.