Meet Dorrington Photography at a wedding fair this autumn

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Credit: www.dorringtonphotography.co.uk

Dorrington Photography is a talented supplier based in Uckfield. "We moved from Crawley to Uckfield during lockdown but still cover the South-East," says Andy from Dorrington Photography. "Throughout lockdown, we worked closely with our couples to reduce the stress of rescheduling their wedding dates wherever possible. We set up a tight-knit consortium of well-regarded photographers in the area that would be able to step in to support in the event of illness/isolation to ensure none of our couples were let down on their day. We enjoyed the intimacy of the smaller weddings which chose to go ahead, relishing the time with the couples and their families and feeling privileged to be involved at such an emotional time. We are looking forward to the busy years ahead where we hope there will be a bit more normality for everyone celebrating their wedding day!"

Dorrington Photography will be attending the following wedding fairs:

  • Wedding Showcase at The South Lodge, Horsham – 12th June, 2022.
  • The West Sussex Wedding Expo at K2, Crawley – 4th September, 2022.
  • The Sussex Wedding Fayre at The Hawth, Crawley – 11th September, 2022.
  • South of England Wedding Fayre at the Showground, Ardingly – 23rd October, 2022.
To find out more, visit www.dorringtonphotography.co.uk

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