Daniel Burton

The epic Tipis at Whatton House, UK, with some amazing singing waiters doing their routine.

Can you guess what song they were singing that involved a lift?

Tossing the bouquet! Not something I get to photograph very often! The last few have been great with every unmarried person gathered, it was nice to see some enthusiastic guys going all out for the win!

The Ashes Barn, UK on a very dull and rainy day - that did not stop us getting some shots with the umbrella. This one was actually a test shot I did while I was setting up the lights (which is why they aren't touching) but I still love it!

In true brit fashion, it's always tea time! A well trained friends delivering the brides essential tipple while we were out doing couples portraits at The Donington Park Farmhouse, UK.

When you're shooting a wedding at the legendary Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, you know it's going to be good! What I didn’t expect was how popular the song "Vindaloo" still is in the UK!? Packed dancefloor! Love it!

An amazing day at Cockliffe House, Nottingham, UK, with Amanda + George. I saw this mirror during the day and had this idea. A Magmod magenta gel behind them on the wall outside and down the corridor. A blue / cyan gel pointing up at the mirror, and I was inside and up the corridor so I could see them in the mirror. Very happy with the result!

Typical British winter weather. Rain! So we got outside in it with my trusty AD200 and a big white umbrella.

Shot at The New Bath Hotel in Matlock, Derbyshire, UK.

A November wedding at Moddershall Oaks Country Spa, Stoke, UK just before the daylight went.

x1 AD200 behind taken from across the water with my Canon 24-70mm F2.8. I was going for a silouhette, then changed my mind after I saw the light spill round to the front enough to show the couple.

One amazing day at The White Hart, Moorwood Moor, UK. This photo taken during the golden hour captures these guys to a tee! Such a fun day, full of laughter!

All day the bride was going on about this amazing bath, and having a photo in it. Later on in the evening we remembered, so she got in it in her dress and had a right good time! Cheers!

Down a tree lined driveway up to the church, the bride and groom were getting into the VW camper van to go to their reception, and I saw the light all of a sudden peep through the trees and into the van. Then they got photo bombed!

The amazing, and haunted, Sir John Moore Foundation, UK! The top floor is a museum with and old victorian class room with dorms and the old headmasters office - and yes, it has a cane! No one got hit, but we did use the roof access for this awesome drone shot at sunset.