Oatlands Park Hotel is situated on the site of the Royal Palaces of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I and became a hotel in 1856. A lovely location to have a wedding reception, there is also the option to have a civil ceremony conducted here too. Outside you have vast amounts of greenery and a stunning…
Concorde at Brooklands offers couples something completely different in terms of a Surrey wedding venue. With only one wedding ever having been conducted on the Brooklands Concorde, situated in Weybridge in Surrey, I was lucky enough to have been the official wedding photographer. Allowing for around 35 guests on board, the wedding reception can then…
Painshill Park in Cobham, Surrey, is a fantastic wedding venue with the conservatory or private walled garden the options for your wedding reception. With a huge amount of Surrey countryside within the park, it makes an ideal location for your wedding photography. To see an example of my previous work as a photographer at Painshill…
Great Fosters in Egham, Surrey is a stunning 16th century mansion and is a Grade I listed building. A 4* hotel, it gives couples around fifty acres of beautiful gardens which give endless opportunities for wedding photography. Great Fosters is licenced to hold both civil ceremonies and civil partnerships and can cater for small weddings…
St. Raphael’s church in Surbiton was built by Alexander Raphael in 1848, shortly before he died, and named after St Raphael. Although a nice large church, wedding photography tends to be limited to the back of the church facing down towards the alter. Outside there’s not much scope for photos to be taken, although there…
St. Mary’s church in Thorpe, Surrey was built in the early 7th century. It’s suitable for a wedding with around 100 guests and is fairly small compared to other churches within Surrey. As far as photography goes, there’s opportunities to get the key shots throughout the ceremony but not a huge amount of scope for…
The Rylston suite at Weybridge Register office is very popular for civil cermonies. With chandelier lighting and a large bay window, it provides a nice bright arena for weddings. At the back of the building there’s a well kept garden which provides a nice backdrop for wedding photography. You can see an example of my…
Horsley Towers dates back to 1820 and makes for a fantastic and truly stunning wedding venue. In East Horsley, Surrey, it gives a wide range of opportunities for your wedding photography including a beautiful lake and an old disused chapel. You can see an example of my previous work as a wedding photographer at Horsley Park…
St Mary’s Church in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey is thought to be over 1000 years old, with the tower having been built in around 1450. Inside you’ll find a beautiful large church full of light, a great place in which to get married. However, as far as having the photography taken of your ceremony, please bear in…
Kingston register office is an Edwardian building situated just on the outskirts of Kingston. Ideal for relatively small weddings, there is one main room for ceremonies and for photography opportunities there’s use of a staircase inside the main building, as well as a small garden at the back of the building. You can see an…
The State Room in Leatherhead register office can accommodate up to fifty people for civil wedding ceremonies and also has air conditioning. For photography there’s a nicely sized area of gardens at the back with some nice backdrops available in the nice weather. Unlike a lot of register offices, there’s also an opportunity for photos…
St. Mary’s church in Oatlands, Weybridge was built in 1861 and is available for weddings to anyone that lives in the parish, although anyone outside the parish can still get married as long as you attend worship for six months. For wedding photography, the inside of the church is nice and spacious and outside there’s…
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