Destination weddings

The film shoot for our new destination wedding advert took place yesterday, and went well, despite the weather not entirely playing ball!
We had a good time finding the best shots on the beach to give brides inspiration for their wedding day. Keep an eye on our Youtube channel as it'll be live there soon, and then on TV later in the year.

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