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Great local wedding photographer recommendation

By alistair_piggott
October 12, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 12, 2014

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Posted October 12, 2014

Just wanted to recommend Liam Bergin as he did such an amazing job at our wedding recently.

He does reportage, his photos were beautiful and everyone in them looks happy and natural. He really captured the mood of our day.

He was really friendly, easy and professional throughout the whole process. His style (as well as an engagement shoot) helped put us and our guests at ease in front of the camera.

When you're planning a wedding you just want to know that each thing is sorted and from the day we agreed to go with Liam, we stopped worrying about it.

He was definitely the best value we saw; his photos are beautiful.

liambergin.com

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