11:16:53 Tim and Carl both looking a tiny bit nervous (or maybe it was all a big front).
11:17:57 Certainly most of the menfolk seem to be here already.
11:18:01 Yep, there's lots of blokes.
11:18:24 Same blokes, different angle.
11:18:59 ...and again...
11:22:31 Look! Some women!
11:23:05 Mmmmmm bridesmaids.
11:23:15 Bridesmaids etc. milling about a bit.
11:26:02 Inside the church.
11:34:57 There's our 'Mary in case you'd forgotten it was a catholic church.
11:36:50 In come some bridesmaids, and look, in the door way, the bride.
11:37:07 Yep, at least one of these people is definitely the bride.
12:42:33 What respectable gentlemen.
12:55:49 After the cermony. An unavoiable groom and young pageboy shot. "One day son..."
12:56:01 Tom looking very professional (I can't help but worry about grass stains though).
12:56:49 No, no, he's not theirs.
12:56:55 An early assault of confetti.
12:57:32 There's the standard lucky horseshoe.
12:57:36 Lovely!
12:58:04 Lots of general oohing and aaahing, and well dones and so on.
13:00:32 I probably didn't need as many of these setting up shots.
13:01:00 Mostly done then.
13:01:17 It's good that some of the subjects are looking away here, it's more arty. No, really.
13:01:24 Zoomed in, but at the cost of Kev's arm. Sorry mate.
13:02:39 An unconventional side-on shot. This has nothing to do with the professional photographer chap telling me to move.
13:03:01 Same thing again.
13:03:27 Hmmmm...
13:04:56 And now for one with the bride's mother...
13:05:51 Even close-up they're all smiling.
13:06:37 Hmmm the colour went a bit funny here. Maybe provoked by the introduction of a bridesmaid.
13:07:20 I wonder if the chap on the left hand side's tie was deliberately co-ordinated with the bridesmaids dresses. Or perhaps he turned up without a tie, and a cunning seamstress jury rigged him one from a spare bit of skirt.
13:07:48 Lurvely.
13:09:34 Thought it might be nice to get the chruch in as well.
13:10:13 Look. It's me! In fact, even my shirt/tie seem to be matched fairly well with the bridesmaids.
13:16:22 Tim's family plus the happy couple.
13:16:36 The same a bit closer.
13:16:46 ...and closer still...
13:34:17 Tim seems to be taking it very seriously at this point.
13:34:36 Clearly the photographer is issuing complex instructions at this time.
13:34:41 I'm really rather pleased with this one. Marvellous!
13:34:45 Let's hope it's all biodegradable...
13:35:36 It's an established fact that a number of marriages amongst railway workers have used Didcots (the little bits they clip out of your tickets) as confetti.
13:35:47 Small boy does a marvellous job cleaning up.
13:36:49 Superb picture of the Hastings brothers.
13:37:04 There they are again...
13:37:20 ...and again, in lanscape.
13:39:09 The Reading lot, including myself, albeit somewhat obscured by wedding dress.
13:41:02 Boys. Smashing.
13:42:52 Everyone looked on enviously at the champagne here. Churches would do so much better if they all had bars attached.
13:42:59 Lovely old car too.
13:43:03 The same again.
13:43:36 I don't think they'd yet realised they were actually supposed to be drinking it.
13:43:45 Clearly it sunk in eventually.
13:44:27 The driver, plus a line of bridesmaids.
13:44:31 Does anyone know the collective noun for bridesmaids?
13:46:22 Here's me messing about with the colour adjustment on my camera.
13:46:34 And again. Good if you like blues and greys.
13:47:34 The car again.
13:47:51 Right, it looks like they're off....?
13:48:03 There they go. Ah, no, my mistake, the driver hasn't got in yet.
13:49:18 Lovely.
13:52:21 Yep they're definitely going now.