Carolyn and Tom - a pretty springtime wedding.



This is the wedding of Carolyn and Tom, which took place in earlier this year in May.

The blossom provides such a perfect backdrop for Carolyn in her dress.

Carolyn's dress is made from a heavy silk crepe with a draped silk crepe Georgette overlay and sleeves. We incorporated some lace motifs around the middle of the gown which flow into a lace tie at the centre back. (A bit difficult to see the lace areas in these images.)

All pictures are by photographer Jean-Luc Benazet.






This image above shows how softly the neckline drapes around Carolyn's shoulders.





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