Win FREE wedding photography worth £1200!!

Here's a chance for all you brides and grooms to-be to win FREE wedding photography of your big day worth £1200 courtesy of bigdaypictures.com. "Wow! That's quite a prize", you're thinking. "How do I enter?" Couldn't be simpler. Read on.

About the prize

The lucky winner will receive exactly the same £1200, full-day wedding photography package as outlined on the bigday website here completely FREE. 

The only costs to pay for will be travel expenses (and accommodation if applicable).

Your wedding must be taking place in 2012 or 2013. And obviously it must be a date on which I'm available. If you have not yet confirmed a date, you can still enter (see T&C).

How to enter

Extremely simple. You must have a Twitter account to enter. Follow these steps carefully: 

1. Follow me @bigdaytweets on Twitter and copy the phrase below to tweet it to your own followers:


I've entered http://bigdayblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/win-free-wedding-photography-worth-1200.html to win FREE wedding photography worth £1200!! via @bigdaytweets #BigdaytweetsWin

2.  Go to my Facebook page (link on the right) and click the 'like' button. If you don't have a FB account, just do steps 1. and 3.

3. Then come back to this page and post a comment to let me know you've done it. This is IMPORTANT, otherwise I won't be able to contact you in the event that you win. 

The closing date for entries is midnight GMT on Sunday May 20th 2012. So get liking and tweeting to win. Good luck!

Terms & Conditions

1. Your wedding must be taking place in 2012 or 2013. If you have confirmed a date and I am alreadly booked on that date, your entry will unfortunately not be eligible.

2. The winner will be chosen at random from all eligible entries. If the first name chosen does not yet have a confirmed date for their wedding, the second and third and fourth names will be on standby in the event that I am unavailable at the point when a date is confirmed.

3. Only one entry per person is allowed.

4. You must follow the steps as described to enter. If not fully carried out, your entry is invalid.

5. The judge's decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into. The prize cannot be exchanged or transferred and no cash alternative can be offered.

6. Family and friends are not eligible to enter. (if any of you are getting married, I will be invited as a guest, won't I!)

Also listed on ThePrizeFinder - UK Competitions and Loquax Competitions

Susan & David

Camden Town Hall, with its splendid marble staircase, provided an elegant backdrop for Susan & David's civil ceremony on a glorious Summer's day. There followed a quick stop off at Lincoln Inn's Field for a champagne toast and a few relaxed group shots before the whole wedding party took a leisurely stroll to the White Swan pub where they were welcomed with a strong cocktail with which to kick off the celebrations. 

Ptolemy & Amy

A typical English Summer's day brought a mixture of heavy rain and shine, but nobody let the weather dampen their spirits a bit, least of all Ptolemy and Amy who, along with their saintly families, waited patiently and good-naturedly between the showers to get the group shots done. Which was all worth it since the rain did something amazing to the light. After which we all dashed for the sanctuary of the Crypt in Clerkenwell where the celebrations ended in much enthusiastic and gloriously tuneless karaoke action.

Mark & Ryan + friends & family + showgirls!

I'd love to get commisisoned to shoot more civil partnerships, if only because the few I have done so far have all been a total blast. Mark & Ryan's Anglo-Australian London bash was no exception, featuring as it did a Routemaster bus, a quick tour of some iconic landmarks, a champagne toast on the river bank, a stroll across the millennium bridge, a very gay cake, a big fancy dress box for all the guests and a high-kicking Vegas showgirl group providing the dazzling backdrop to the boys' choreographed first dance. I swear it's all true! Here's the photographic proof. This, my friends, is how to celebrate a civil partnership in style: