With Yvonne and Jeremy’s wedding due in March their Bicester pre wedding shoot was held just before Christmas.

It was a lovely crisp day and the guys, both in the RAF were great fun to shoot.

With it’s beautiful countryside Bicester is the ideal location for a photographer. A  historic market centre it is one of the fastest growing towns in Oxfordshire. Being close to the  M40 motorway it has excellent links to the rest of Oxfordshire to0, including Oxford, Kidlington, and Headington.

St Edburg’s church in Bicester was founded as a minster perhaps in the mid seventh century after St Birinus converted Cynegils King of the West Saxons after their meeting near Blewbury. The site was just east of the old Roman road between Dorchester and Towcester that passed through the former Roman town at Alchester. The earliest church was probably a timber structure serving the inhabitants of the growing Saxon settlements on each side of the River Bure, and as a mission centre for the surrounding countryside. Archaeological excavations at Procter’s Yard identified the ecclesiastical enclosure boundary, and a large cemetery of Saxon graves suggesting a much larger churchyard has been excavated on the site of the Catholic Church car park almost opposite St Edburg’s.

In more recent times we have Bicester Village a thriving shopping outlet ideal for all those wedding purchases.

Below are a few of my favourite photos from the shoot.

 

If you are getting married then get in touch, we would love to photograph your wedding and create your memories for a lifetime!

 

 

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