Stallingborough Grange Hybrid Wedding Photography – Vikki & Ben

Today I got to see Vikki, Ben and the adorable little Poppy again. I had the pleasure of doing their engagement shoot back in 2022 and it was just as wonderful to be able to do their wedding too! It is always a delight to work with the incredible team at Stallingborough Grange!

A bride and groom at Stallingborough Grange cutting their wedding cake.
A black and white photo of a stunning pair of wedding shoes.

The couple got married at St. Andrew’s Church in Immingham and we headed off to their reception at Stallingborough Grange Hotel. 

Bride and groom smiling and embracing next to a wall
Bride and groom smiling and embracing next to a tree

We were blessed with gorgeous sunshine and some wonderful evening light. Congratulations again to the newlyweds!

with love

AIMEE

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Aimee is a North East Lincolnshire based candid wedding photographer who focuses on the naturally beautiful moments that unfold organically. Aimee not only captures beautiful and meaningful moments for her clients to treasure forever, but also helps, supports and advises her couples with the wedding planning process from the moment they book and beyond their wedding days.

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