Sean talks about some of the weddings in NI
& gives hints and tips for your big day

When you have a wedding centred around, family, friends and fun, what more could you want?

Any couple that provide unlimited coffee for their guests after the ceremony are winners with me!

What a joy it was to share the day with Naomi & Mark. Their fun and enthusiasm was so infectious and had everyone laughing all day.

Who would expect snow in April? I’m sure that Danielle and Ciaron didn’t, but it added a fun element to a beautiful wedding.

Battling the bitter winds along the coast of Donegal, our brave bride and groom stood atop the Poison Glen for some epic shots.

Huge smiles and loud laughter rang through Donegal

There has been no shortage of snow these past few months, and although it makes for some beautiful shots at weddings, it does come with difficulties.

What a fantastic time we all had at my Mum and Auntie’s 60th birthday. We had 50 of our close family and friends over to celebrate this landmark event.

It was a wedding centred around around music and family.

Happy 2018 everybody. I had a blast looking back over my previous wedding year.

On a chilly November day, Sara and Darren exchanged their “I Do’s” in the beautiful Galgorm Phantom House.

Nicola & Stevie’s wedding was an emotion packed day, with lots of great little moments to remember, including hijacking a golf cart!

Two words to describe this wedding: Pure craic!

This is why I love Winter weddings! The snowy backdrop created the most magical views across the Glens of Antrim.

All those years ago, Philip once ran around with Rachel’s brother in Primary School, and little did they know then that Rachel and Philip would one day marry.

It’s hard to beat a wedding with a couple who are so down to earth and have so much love to share.

The beautiful Autumn colours and light didn’t let us down when Sarah and Paul got married.

I’m just back from a couple of days in Donegal, where I had the pleasure of filming something a little different.