RHP Wedding photo of the year 2010 – voting now closed

Voting is now closed. Winner will be announced in the next few days.

We had a fantastic year in 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed meeting so many people and taking both their portraits and their wedding photos for them.  We got so many pictures we loved it’s hard to narrow them down to just a few favourites – but that’s exactly what I’d like to do now, and just as we did last year I’d like to throw this open for our friendly in-house “Robert Hooper Photography wedding photo of the year 2010” competition to see which one you liked best – so sit back and enjoy the following wedding photos and be ready to vote for your favourite!

I’ve chosen a single image from each wedding we featured on the blog during 2010 (we had a couple we didn’t blog, for security reasons) and have also cheated just a little by including a couple of pre-wedding photo shoots I couldn’t resist too.  For each picture, I’ve tried to choose a wedding photo that says something to me – whether it’s a feeling, an expression, or simply a lovely wedding photo I enjoy.  All you need to do, is to choose your favourite and leave your vote in the comments below.  Please do only vote once, and keep in mind that your vote may not show up right away (this is to prevent spam).

The competition will run until January 31st, and the photo with the most votes will win a free 20×16 inch framed print for the bride and groom concerned. So let’s kick off… 🙂

1. Meryl and Andrew’s winter wedding at Ghyll Manor in West Sussex2. Rachel and Chris get married at Danesfield House in Bucks

3. Tara and Jon’s wedding at the Burford Bridge Hotel nr. Dorking, Surrey4. Christine and Liam tie the knot at the Alverbank Hotel in Gosport, Hampshire5. Gill and Keith’s Easter wedding at Oaks Farm Barn, Surrey6. Helen and Andrew at Coltsford Mill, Oxted, Surrey7. Mary and Stuart at Oaks Farm, Surrey8. Christine and Liang’s pre-wedding shoot in London9. Emma and Jonny marry at Eastwell Manor in Ashford, Kent10. Ros and Dan at Northbrook Park in Farnham nr Bentley, Surrey11. Fay and Brett have fun at Eastlands Estate at Billingshurst, West Sussex12. Charlotte and Toby’s wedding at Tyrrells Wood Golf Club in Leatherhead, Surrey13. Lynsey and Neil at Gatton Manor in Ockley, Surrey14. Jane and Martyn at the Woodcote Park Golf Club in Coulsdon, Surrey15. Max and Vivian’s pre wedding photo shoot in London16. Gemma and Kevin at Oaks Farm, Surrey16. Julie and Dan at Addington Palace, Surrey17. Lindsay and Joe at the London Golf Club, nr Brands Hatch, Kent17. Sugi and Hari’s Hindu wedding at The Conservatory at Painshill Park in Cobham, Surrey18. Jenny and Nick at Addington Palace, Surrey19. Madeleine and Luke at Addington Palace, Surrey20. Louise and James at Hartsfield Manor in Betchworth, Surrey21. Claire and Joe at the fabulous Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire22. Katie and Colin at Oaks Farm, Surrey23. Allan and Su’s pre wedding shoot in and around London24. Pam and Dave at Oaks Farm, Surrey25. Ayse and Shen at the Four Seasons Hotel, Canary Wharf London26. Charli and Ash at the May Fair Hotel, London27. Andrea and Pete at Tyrrells Wood Golf Club, Surrey

As you can see, we had a lot of fun during 2010 – and I like to think that we captured some really unique wedding photos to stand out from the crowd.  Of course, we also cover the standard wedding pictures too – but I love to see and take wedding photos that are just that little bit different too… whether it’s fun, different, romantic, or just plain quirky – I love it!

Voting is now open – and don’t forget the competition will run until January 31st.  Anonymous or duplicate votes won’t be counted so please leave a name and email address with your vote.  The winning photo gets a free 20×16 inch framed print for the bride and groom concerned.  No substitutes or cash alternatives will be offered and the judge’s decision (that’s me) will be final.  Enjoy voting!

Update: 22/01/10
Just under a week to go and thank you all for all your votes so far. However, we have been getting a number of duplicate votes, along with a few with no names so I’d just like to add a gentle reminder that when the final count up is done, any duplicate votes or anonymous votes will not be counted. This includes votes left without a valid email address and/or multiple votes from the same person – so spread the word but remember it’s one vote each only(!)

Voting is now closed. Winner will be announced in the next few days.

All the best,

Rob. 🙂

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If you’ve enjoyed looking through these picture you may also enjoy looking through our Wedding of the year 2009