Nestled on 12 acres of landscaped gardens sits the stunning 400-year-old, Goldsborough Hall. This gorgeously presented stately home just outside of Knaresborough provides a secluded and tranquil setting for the most beautiful wedding. With an incredible drawing room for ceremonies, luxurious accommodation and a light and airy orangery for receptions, Goldborough Hall provides a charming and elegant backdrop for any couple’s wedding.

Cotswolds Wedding Photography

When Tom and Holly first got in touch with me about their Cotswolds wedding, I was so thrilled – they were planning a traditional Christian wedding with a church ceremony followed by canapes and drinks for the reception. Tom and Holly wanted relaxed, natural photos of the day and I couldn’t wait to shoot their wedding!

Twyning Park, Tewkesbury

I started the morning at Twyning Park, where both the bride and groom and their parties were getting ready. Twyning Park is a stunning Grade II listed country house overlooking the beautiful River Avon. Giles and his groomsmen wore a very dapper three-piece suit and Jodie wore a beautiful classic white dress and they all looked really incredible.

The Henley Room, Stratford Upon Avon

When Mike and Emma first got in touch with me about their wedding, I was really excited – they were planning a unique and stylish micro wedding with an intimate ceremony and a lovely meal with friends and family for the reception. Mike & Emma really felt my relaxed and natural would be perfect to capture the day and I couldn’t wait to shoot their wedding!

The Royal Pump Rooms, Leamington Spa

Nick & Lianne were getting married in the beautiful spa town of Royal Leamington Spa, a town I worked in for several years and know very well (I also knew my old company car park wouldn’t be in use on that Saturday in July). The venue for the wedding was to be the stunning Royal Pump Rooms, an 18th century Grade II listed building that used to be a spa bath back in the day but now is a beautiful venue and museum.

St Peter’s Church, Leicester

After the ceremony, everyone set off to Scraptoft Hill Farm, a woodland and meadow wedding venue nestled away at the end of a private farm track just outside of Scraptoft, Leicestershire. By this point of the day the weather was glorious and perfect for this countryside setting. Thankfully for the guests, there were plenty of refreshments to hand and the queue for the ice cream vendor was getting longer by the minute.

Fairlawns Hotel & Spa, Walsall

Once the finishing touches to the hair and makeup had been completed and Gemma was in her stunning dress the limo arrived to take the bridal party to the Fairlawns Hotel & Spa in Walsall, West Midlands. A gorgeous venue set in 12 acres of landscaped grounds and the setting for Nick & Gemma’s wedding.

St Peter’s Church, Peterborough

St Peter’s in Maxey is an incredible 11th century church and the grounds looked amazing in the summer sunlight. I arrived before the wedding car which gave me the chance to speak to the vicar regarding the ceremony and capture some shots outside of the groomsmen and the guests. Then when Helen arrived I was ready to capture her arrival and her entrance into the church with her father.

Every wedding day is unique, and the one I captured recently at The Meadow Barn at Stratford Park in Stratford Upon Avon was no exception. The charming couple, Gareth and Vickki, chose this idyllic venue for their special day, and we were thrilled to document their love story amidst such enchanting surroundings.