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A&D- A beautiful Marlfield House wedding

A&D- A beautiful Marlfield House wedding

A beautiful day in a beautiful venue!

WeddingElisha Clarke1 November 2019marlfield houseWedding Photography, Marlfield House wedding, Marlfield House, Gorey Wedding

N & A - Elegance in Marlfield House!

N & A - Elegance in Marlfield House!

A stunningly beautiful wedding in Marlfield House, Gorey was a real treat to capture!

WeddingElisha Clarke7 August 2019Marlfield House Marlfield House wedding, Marlfield House, Wexford wedding, Irish wedding Photography, Dublin City Wedding, Dublin City Wedding Photographer

👋🏻 A fresh haircut is always a good opportunity to update my portrait and say hello.

I'm Elisha and I photograph mostly small short coverage weddings, mini family shoot and events these days. I have 17 years experience photographing weddings and

2 gorgeous immediate family weddings this weekend. Both 1 and a half hour coverage 📸
There's something so special about getting married with just your closest people. 💖
@anucelebrancy was on hand to perform a gorgeous ceremony in the @dylandublin

Lovely day yesterday for A & C as they got married with immediate family at the reg office 🥰

Massive congrats to M&B who were married yesterday in the reg office. An absolute pleasure. M had an infectious smile and we had lots of laughs 😁
📸 Coverage - 1 hour and a half.

If asked what my favourite part of a wedding day to capture is, I'd probably say the reception after all the formals are done and guests are having the chats. It's a great time to get the candid moments and all the craic 😄

I also like capturing spe

"What do we do if it rains?" ☔ I get this a lot and my answer is, just embrace it! We'll always find some nice little corners to capture some nice quick portraits and it can even lead to getting a bit extra creative! If that fails, just pla

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