Llyrikx 5th Birthday..

What a wonderful day we had a few weeks ago when we were asked to take photos of a 5th Birthday Party. This young man wanted fun, family and lots of swimming, and he certainly got that. The weather was perfect, it was the first day of the swimming pool being opened for Summer and Llyrikx and his family made the most of it.

This was one of those occasions when you realise why you love capturing special family moments. We were welcomed with open arms by this loving, caring Samoan family. Thanks for letting us share in your celebrations. xx




                                                       Llyricks the Birthday Boy and his extended family...

                                                                                                         







Mum, Dad, GrandDad, Aunties, Uncles, Cousins....
These are just a small sample of the photos that were taken. A wonderful family time captured for them to cherish for years to come.



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