Wedding venues I've photographed
Choosing a venue is one of the first big decisions you make, and it shapes how your photographs will look. These are guides to venues where I've photographed real weddings, with what each one is like on the day, the best spots for photos and tips for planning your timings.
I'm based in Whitchurch, Shropshire, and I've photographed weddings at over 100 venues across Shropshire, Cheshire, North Wales, the North West and the Midlands, so if your venue isn't listed here yet, there's a good chance I know it.
Cheshire
Combermere Abbey
Near Whitchurch, on the Shropshire border
A walled garden, the Glasshouse ceremony room and the mere.
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The Oak Tree of Peover
Knutsford
Woodland ceremonies, a wildflower meadow and an oak-framed reception room.
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Buntingsdale Hall
Market Drayton
A 300-year-old manor house with large gardens.
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High Grosvenor House
Bridgnorth
A 15th-century Tudor house with cherry blossom in spring.
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Hadley Park House Hotel
Telford
A Georgian manor house, here with a festive Christmas wedding.
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The Wroxeter Hotel
Shrewsbury
Exclusive use for up to 200 guests, with a tipi celebration.
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Chelmarsh
Near Bridgnorth
A joyful village wedding from morning preparations to the reception.
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Liverpool and the Wirral
The Bentley
Liverpool
A waterfront city venue near the Three Graces.
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The Little Fox
Neston, Wirral
An intimate reception venue for up to 50 guests.
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Grand Station
Wolverhampton
A Grade II listed Victorian railway station for large and Asian weddings.
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Hogarths
Dorridge, Solihull
A country-house hotel in 32 acres, with outdoor ceremonies on the lawn.
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Mythe Barn
Atherstone, Warwickshire
An oak-beamed barn with a choice of indoor or garden ceremonies.
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Getting married somewhere else?
I'm always happy to visit a new venue. Most of my weddings are within about an hour and a half of Whitchurch, and a travel fee only applies for venues more than two hours away. Tell me where you're getting married and I'll let you know if I'm free.