Scarlet and Scott had their pre-wedding engagement shoot at the gorgeous St Margaret’s Bay in Kent. This peaceful coastal village a short walk from Dover is an idilic and tranquil part of the south east, overlooking the stunning and famous White Cliffs. With the sun slowing peaking through and with the cameras all ready, we set off for a fun filled photo session. Check out their St Margaret’s Bay engagement shoot below.
I met the lovely Scarlett & Scott just a short walk from the coast at their home. Shortly after meeting we set off in convoy towards St Margaret’s Bay for their cool and summery engagement shoot.
I’ll be honest and say St Margaret’s Bay was a place i’d not visited before, but it truly won be over from the moment we parked up. Initially the shoot begun on top of the cliffs, looking out to sea. On the horizon was the very busy shipping lanes and with the sun slowing showing itself, we captured some very beautiful shots!
It was great to hang out with both Scarlet and Scott for the morning and we ended capturing some pretty gorgeous images. Scarlet and Scott were both natural and fun in front of camera.
It was a real pleasure to photograph this cool couple.
During the session, we spoke about their wedding which is fast approaching later in the year and it sounds truly amazing! I really can’t wait!
Until then, check out Scarlet and Scott’s St Margaret’s Bay Engagement Shoot below.
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