Norton Common Farm wedding

Many congratulations to Corah and Luke, newly married in glorious South Yorkshire. And weren’t we lucky with the weather, considering it was a marquee reception! The sun shone, the guests enjoyed the day, and the bride looked amazing.

Norton Common Farm Wedding

It was a busy Saturday morning in a village of Toll Bar in South Yorkshire. Corah’s place was buzzing as everyone was getting ready for the big day. Hair, dresses, shoes, flowers and hugs.

After getting all the getting ready and detail photos I went to the nearby St Philip & St James Church in Bentley where Luke was already waiting for his wife to be to arrive.

Corah made sure Luke had a good wait before he saw her walking down the aisle but that gave me some extra time to get enough images of Luke enjoying last few moments of his bachelorship.

After a delightful church wedding service everyone headed to Norton Common Farm to celebrate with the newlyweds.

The reception was held in a private farm, amidst gorgeous open views, as you can see from their couple’s shots, a few of which are shown below. The farm looked amazing on the day of Corah and Luke’s wedding. It had a marquee with a cool dancefloor, plenty of open views at the back, old barn, horses and even stacks of hay. What an awesome place it is! Well done to Sarah and Graham for converting the place into a fantastic reception venue.

Pictures from Corah and Luke’s wedding at Norton Common Farm in Doncaster

Corah and Luke went for a combination of documentary style wedding photography, combined with some couple’s shots. They were both keen to keep the feel of their couple’s images very fresh, natural and true to themselves, and as they laughed through the entire shoot, it looks like they enjoyed the experience!

I’m delighted to have been Corah and Luke’s photographer for the day – it was a beautiful wedding to document and I hope this shows through in the images below.