Free bottle of champagne posted direct to you for wedding photography booked up to the end of January 2021. Yes a free bottle of Moet posted direct to you.

Photography at your Wedding can start and finish when you want it to. If you head over to my pricing page you can see that coverage can start with the bride getting ready. It doesn't have to start then, very often it can start around one hour before the service when guests arrive. If you choose to have full coverage I will arrive at the location you are getting ready and spend around about an hour with you. I do keep out of the way as much as possible and this is where I really blend into the background and become as unobtrusive as possible. Below will give you a glimpse into the bridal preparation before going onto the ceremony.

 I am based in Hoxton in London. I photograph weddings throughout London and the Home Counties and travel across the UK. Please contact me with any questions that you may have.

Pembroke Lodge Wedding PhotographyPainful! Getting ready for a wedding held at Pembroke lodge, Richmond Park in London.
Wedding photography began early with the bride as she got ready. It was then off to the amazing Pembroke Lodge with its fantastic location. A great venue for wedding photography Buxted Park wedding photographerKate and Alex chose me to capture their day after being apart of a wedding I had photographed the year before in Coventry. It was in fact Kate's brother's wedding at Ansty Hall in Coventry.
Kate and Alex's wedding took place at the wonderful Buxted Park, Uckfield East Sussex. This is Kate with enjoying champagne in here room.
They had complete coverage of their day. The whole day was at Buxted park on a baking August day. Buxted Park has so many photo locations. It really is a dream location. You can contact me here to talk about your day. I do not charge for travel anywhere in the UK.
Wedding Location Buxted Park Buxted Uckfield East Sussex Pembroke Lodge Richmond Wedding PhotographerThis image was taken at a before the wedding service which took place at Pembroke Lodge on Richmond Park Richmond Surrey.
The bride got ready just down the road from Richmond Park at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Kew Green, Kew. It was a lovely moment between the bride and her Mum. They were both getting very emotional as the wedding approached.
The Coach and Horses where the bride got ready is a fantastic gastro pub close to Richmond Park.
The couple had complete coverage of the wedding. Please feel free to contact me about your day. I capture weddings throughout the UK and do not charge for travel costs.
Location: Coach and Horses, Kew Green, Kew, London Richmond Wedding PhotographyThis image was taken at a before the wedding service which took place at Pembroke Lodge on Richmond Park Richmond Surrey.
The bride got ready just down the road from Richmond Park at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Kew Green, Kew. It was a lovely moment between the bride and her Mum.
The couple had complete coverage of the wedding. Please feel free to contact me about your day. I capture weddings throughout the UK and do not charge for travel costs.
Location: Coach and Horses, Kew Green, Kew, London Warwick House Wedding PhotographyJJustine and Peter's wedding took place at Warwick House Southam Warwickshire.
The couple had complete coverage of their wedding day.
This is the bride with her Mum in her room several minutes before the wedding service.
The day began in the brides room as she and her friends began to get ready for the wedding. Justine had put so much effort into the day and their was lots to capture. By meeting up before the wedding I was able to understand what the couple wanted from me on the day. The couple wanted just how I approach a wedding day. Lots of details, lots of unobtrusive images, capturing people having fun, documenting the day in away that the images will be cherished for years to come.
Justine and Pete had a package that included a fully printable disc with over 600 hand processed images, a 100 image album and 4 parent albums. It was a great wedding which Justine had put so much effort into.
Please feel free to contact me to talk about the photography for your wedding day.
Wedding Location: Warwick House Southam Warwickshire Warwick House Wedding PhotographyDresses hanging in the window at Justine and Peter's wedding which took place at Warwick House Southam Warwickshire. Captured in the brides room before the service.

The couple had complete coverage of their wedding day. The day began in the brides room as she and her friends began to get ready for the wedding. Justine had put so much effort into the day and their was lots to capture. By meeting up before the wedding I was able to understand what the couple wanted from me on the day. The couple wanted just how I approach a wedding day. Lots of details, lots of unobtrusive images, capturing people having fun, documenting the day in away that the images will be cherished for years to come.
Justine and Pete had a package that included a fully printable disc with over 600 hand processed images, a 100 image album and 4 parent albums. It was a great wedding which Justine had put so much effort into.
Please feel free to contact me to talk about the photography for your wedding day.
Wedding Location: Warwick House Southam Warwickshire Linclonshire wedding photographyThe groom is just about ready here at this Lincolnshire wedding in Harpswell.
The wonderful wedding of Vinny and Maria. You can view many more images from the wedding up on my blog. You can see them here. Taken in the grounds at Harpswell in Lincolnshire. Wedding photography here is a joy. The grounds are superb.

Please feel free to contact Simon Wedding Photographer CoventrySam and Lisa's wedding took place at Warwick House Southam Warwickshire.
The couple had complete coverage of their wedding day. The day began in the brides room as she and her friends began to get ready for the wedding. By meeting up before the wedding I was able to understand what the couple wanted from me on the day. The couple wanted just how I approach a wedding day. Lots of details, lots of unobtrusive images, capturing people having fun, documenting the day in away that the images will be cherished for years to come.
Sam and Lisa had a package that included a fully printable disc with over 600 hand processed images and a 100 image album.

Please feel free to contact me to talk about the photography for your wedding day.
Wedding Location: Warwick House Southam Warwickshire East Sussex Wedding PhotographerKate and Alex chose me to capture their day after being apart of a wedding I had photographed the year before in Coventry. It was in fact Kate's brother's wedding at Ansty Hall in Coventry.
Kate and Alex's wedding took place at the wonderful Buxted Park, Uckfield East Sussex.
They complete coverage of their day. The whole day was at Buxted park on a baking August day. Buxted Park has so many photo locations. it really is a dream location.
2 weeks after the wedding day once back from Honeymoon I sent the couple a demo disc with all the images from the day. With this they chose their 80 photographs for the album. In all they had a album and printable disc. The disc had over 700 hand processed photographs. They are allowed to use the disc to obtain as many prints as they wish....They purchased the copyright to the images in fact if you have a disc only package...you own the copyright to them. I give you a letter with permission from me. Northcote House Wedding PhotographyNorthcote House Sunningdale Park Ascot was the location for this amazing wedding. The couple had complete coverage of the day. The brief was...laid back! Also lots of sunflowers! The day started early with the bride at Sunningdale Park and there was never a dull moment with the wedding.



Few places combine the classic and contemporary with quite the same elegance as Northcote House. With its gently rolling lawns, 65 acres of landscaped gardens, mature woodland and wonderful views across Berkshire, this Grade II listed Neo-Georgian mansion seems almost tailor-made for weddings. The house nestles among woodlands and manicured lawns, designed by the renowned Capability Brown. And in the heart of the garden lies a mirror-flat lake, the perfect backdrop for your wedding photographs. But the house and grounds offer much more than breathtaking beauty and historic grandeur. Here, it’s the little details that make all the difference and our experienced team will help plan everything to perfection. Whether it’s your reception, your ceremony or both,they will make sure your day is as individual, exciting and memorable as you have always dreamed.

• Exclusive use of Grade II listed Mansion House and gardens
• Licensed for Civil Marriage Ceremonies
• A tempting and varied selection of menus to choose from
• Your own dedicated professional Wedding Co-ordinator
• 272 modern en-suite bedrooms

Leicester Wedding PhotographySimon has been photographing weddings for over 15 years now. His natural ability to capture the essence of any wedding is evident in the images he takes; he has a fresh, innovative, unique style and an approachable, friendly, non-invasive manner. Simon photographs wedding throughout the UK. Places include Hinckley, Leicester, Coventry, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Wales, Scotland, Liverpool, Manchester, The Lake District, Newcastle, Hull, Dorset, Devon Cornwall, The south Coast, London, The Home Counties and many more places.
Simon is passionate about the images he captures on the day; as an award-winning photographer, he is recognised as having a superb eye for detail and an ability to capture only the most exceptional and poignant moments, clearly defining the mood and energy of the day.
It is important for you to have a full consultation with Simon; to establish the style you want. You will able to see the fantastic print quality and the eloquent and self-supporting collection of wedding images. You need to be assured of a consistently beautiful style and quality. If you decide to go ahead, you will also have the opportunity to meet up with Simon at the venue or at your home, 2-4 weeks before the wedding date, to feel at ease and discuss further needs and considerations unique to you. This could include a pre-wedding shoot, which ultimately make fabulous presents for parents.
It is important that you feel comfortable and confident in your wedding photographer. By attending to every detail of a clients’ needs and being dedicated to providing an enjoyable and memorable experience, Simon has gained a reputation for being a consistently excellent Wedding Photographer.


Please feel free to contact Simon

Ansty Hall Wedding PhotographerThis is a image from a wedding captured at Ansty Hall in Coventry. The couple had complete coverage of their wedding day which started with the groom, early at this lovely hotel in Warwickshire. I have photographed many weddings at Ansty Hall and have got to know the grounds very well. Inside at Ansty Hall is great too. If the weather is ever against a couple on their day, photographs are completed inside. I always bring with me studio lights to capture group shots and give everybody a nice warm glow.
You can contact me here to talk about your day.
Wedding location Ansty Hall Coventry Warwickshire

It is December and a time for celebration. A celebration for many reasons as this rotten year is coming to an end. Today is the best news for the country in 2020 as a vaccine has been approved and is being rolled out. To celebrate this I am offering a 75cl bottle of Moet to all couples who book wedding photography in December and January. This will delivered to your door. 

I offer  unobtrusive wedding photography throughout London and across the UK. No charge for travel. You can view wedding photography packages that I offer here.

Every package comes with a fully printable USB (400-900 hand processed images) which you can use in anyway that you choose.

Please contact me here and I hope 2021 is a year to remember for nothing but good reasons.

Mandarin Oriental Hotel London Wedding PhotographyWith all the weddings I capture I had a pre-wedding conversation with the couple to get as much detail from them to how the day will go for them. Bride getting ready at the magnificent Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Knightsbridge London was how the day began. The first dance was captured and then I left it to them to dance the night away.
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London has played host to some of society’s grandest weddings and events as well as smaller and more intimate affairs. Overlooking Hyde Park and with a choice of exquisite function rooms, excellent catering and friendly, efficient service, they offer the perfect setting for your special occasion.
WEDDING PLANNING
They assign each couple a dedicated wedding specialist who will work with you to create the day of your dreams. From arranging timings to catering, flowers to linen, we can take the strain out of planning.CATERING
They can provide all manner of cuisine for your big day. From canapés to desserts, a lavish buffet to a sit-down dinner, we have the experience and ideas to create your perfect menu. Their sommelier can offer advice on the best drinks to complement your chosen menu. Brownsover Hall Wedding PhotographyBrownsover Hall, Rugby, Warwickshire is a wedding venue I have had the pleasure to work at many times over the last 15 years. The grounds are wonderful and inside the hall there are many locations for photography.
Brownsover Hall Hotel is the perfect venue for your Wedding as not only is it a beautiful, charming and historic property but they also offer a professional and dedicated team.
Nestling in seven acres of woodland, and host to only one wedding per day, there can be few more romantic settings for your wedding and reception than the imposing Grade II listed Victorian Gothic mansion. With its sweeping staircase, rich colours and open log fires, Brownsover Hall was once the home of the Boughton-Leigh family, who were local landowners. Their high standards of food and service, have established their reputation as one of the region's best known wedding venues.
They have a dedicated wedding planner which will help you plan one of the most important days of your life. Shoreditch wedding photographersYour wedding story, beautifully told since 2001. My style if I was asked would be documentary, a story of the day. Capturing the little details as well as the people. This is from a champagne moment before the wedding guests were seated. This is the kind of wedding photography I love. Taking a step back and being able to be unobtrusive. Wedding photography based in Shoreditch and Hoxton and working throughout London and across The Uk Normanton Church Rutland Water Wedding PhotographyIt was very important that the drinks for the wedding did not get wet! This was a wedding over in the county of Rutalnd.
The church service was at Normanton Church next to Rutland Water which is a special place and unique. Not many places like this in the UK or in fact the world. The wedding was amazing. After the service guests were taken on the Rutland Belle boat over to the wedding reception.
This iconic church is Rutland's most famous landmark. It was saved from the water and has become a stunning location for civil weddings.
There is occasional opening only of the church when visitors can see inside this iconic landmark. Please telephone the Visitor Centre for more information on 01780 686800. The church continues to grow in popularity for civil weddings with many couples having happily staged their special occasion in this unique venue. Normanton Church provides a wonderful setting for a series of evocative concerts. 2014 Concert dates can be viewed here. The church is also available for private and corporate bookings. Location: Normanton Church Oakham Staffordshire Wedding PhotographySimon has been photographing weddings for over 15 years now. His natural ability to capture the essence of any wedding is evident in the images he takes; he has a fresh, innovative, unique style and an approachable, friendly, non-invasive manner. Simon photographs wedding throughout the UK. Places include Staffordshire, Wolverhampton, Hinckley, Leicester, Coventry, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, West Midlands, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Wales, Scotland, Liverpool, Manchester, The Lake District, Newcastle, Hull, Dorset, Devon Cornwall, The south Coast, London, The Home Counties and many more places.
Simon is passionate about the images he captures on the day; as an award-winning photographer, he is recognised as having a superb eye for detail and an ability to capture only the most exceptional and poignant moments, clearly defining the mood and energy of the day.
It is important for you to have a full consultation with Simon; to establish the style you want. You will able to see the fantastic print quality and the eloquent and self-supporting collection of wedding images. You need to be assured of a consistently beautiful style and quality. If you decide to go ahead, you will also have the opportunity to meet up with Simon at the venue or at your home, 2-4 weeks before the wedding date, to feel at ease and discuss further needs and considerations unique to you. This could include a pre-wedding shoot, which ultimately make fabulous presents for parents.
It is important that you feel comfortable and confident in your wedding photographer. By attending to every detail of a clients’ needs and being dedicated to providing an enjoyable and memorable experience, Simon has gained a reputation for being a consistently excellent Wedding Photographer.


Please feel free to contact Simon Hambleton Hall Wedding PhotographerThis couple flew in from France for the wedding at Hambleton Hall, Rutland.
They where the ski instructors of the bride and groom. I find if their is champagne on offer before the wedding service the happier ALL of the guests are. At the beginning of a wedding when guests arrive people usually take a little bit of time to get into the swing of the day. When they are greeted with pink champagne you see guests immediately light up!
To talk about your wedding photography, please feel free to contact me here.
Wedding Location: Hambleton Hall Oakham Rutland Buxted Park wedding photographerKate and Alex chose me to capture their day after being apart of a wedding I had photographed the year before in Coventry. It was in fact Kate's brother's wedding at Ansty Hall in Coventry.
Kate and Alex's wedding took place at the wonderful Buxted Park, Uckfield East Sussex. This is Kate with enjoying champagne in here room.
They had complete coverage of their day. The whole day was at Buxted park on a baking August day. Buxted Park has so many photo locations. It really is a dream location. You can contact me here to talk about your day. I do not charge for travel anywhere in the UK.
Wedding Location Buxted Park Buxted Uckfield East Sussex

The Travellers Club is located on Pall Mall in London. A Truly magnificent venue for wedding photography.

The Travellers Club was founded in 1819 and moved to its present purpose-built clubhouse, designed by Charles Barry, in 1832.  The Club has many foreign Ambassadors and High Commissioners in London among its members. 

Throughout the Club's existence distinguished members of the Diplomatic Service, the Home Civil Service, and the Armed Forces have come to the Travellers Club, while other professions have increasingly been added to the membership, as international travel has become part of the working life of a wider and wider range of occupations.

The Travellers Club is a dream venue for wedding photography. It has many locations for photographs. The grounds are fantastic and inside you are spoilt for choice as to where to capture. It is great to meet up with couples prior to the wedding. When this happens we often walk around looking at the rooms being used. This is not only a great way of involving the couple, it is also a good way of getting to know each other. There may be a location that people really want to use.

The Travellers Club with its grand rooms is ideal for when the weather is against the day. We will talk about "Plan B" and what will happen. If it is rainy when it comes to the group shots, I quickly set up studio lights in a room of choice.

Coverage here can start at a time that you wish. Photography can finish when you want it to. The day can start with the bride getting ready or when she is just about ready. Photographs then move onto capturing guests arriving. The service is captured. After the service I spend time unobtrusively photographing the bridal party and guests before time is spent on the group shots. After this I spend time with the married couple before the wedding breakfast commences.

Wedding photography can finish at this point. If you choose for coverage to continue I will capture the speeches and first dance. It will also include capturing evening guests as they arrive and once again unobtrusively recording the evening. About 30 minutes after the first dance, the wedding story is complete.

Photographs from the day are ready to go online in you very own password protected private gallery 7 days after the wedding. If you have chosen the USB package  (all images taken on the day, hand processed and fully printable) this will be posted direct to you within 10 days. If you have chosen your album images, again this will be posted directly to you within 14 days.

You can contact me here

London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). London Wedding Photography. Landmark VenuesMy unobtrusive style allows me to capture all aspects of the wedding story in a natural way. The only time I am really noticed is when the group shots are compiled. I ask couples to provide this before the wedding. This is usually about 2 weeks before and when I call or meet in person to discuss the details of the day. I often meet couples at venues and walk through the day. Its great to talk or meet before the wedding and get to know each other. It really can make a difference on the wedding day and often it makes couples feel more relaxed if we meet up in person before. I like to give them as much input as possible.
The photographs below were all taken throughout London. Venues include Tower Bridge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Hyde Park, Boat trip along The Thames, Private house in Chelsea, Ham House, Devonport House, The Travellers Club on Pall Mall, Marylebone Town Hall, London Zoo, Chelsea Old Church, Westminster Boating Base. Pembroke Lodge. It will give you a feel for my work and if you have any questions, please contact me here (My office is closed until at least December due to Covid). Although my office is closed, I am available via email ( see contact page) or by telephone (07931330829). Islington Wedding PhotographyFlower Girl at a wedding in London. I photograph weddings throughout London and all across The UK. Since 2001 I have been documenting and telling a story of a wedding day. Wedding photography can begin when you want it. I always speak to clients before the wedding to discuss in detail the day. Richmond Wedding PhotographyThis image was taken at a before the wedding service which took place at Pembroke Lodge on Richmond Park Richmond Surrey.
The bride got ready just down the road from Richmond Park at the Coach and Horses Hotel, Kew Green, Kew. It was a lovely moment between the bride and her Mum.
The couple had complete coverage of the wedding. Please feel free to contact me about your day. I capture weddings throughout the UK and do not charge for travel costs.
Location: Coach and Horses, Kew Green, Kew, London Wedding Photography The Travellers Club Pall MallThe oldest club in Pall Mall
I must say this is one of the finest venues I have attended to photograph a wedding. It really is a glorious venue.
The Club was founded in 1819, 'for gentlemen who had travelled out of the British Isles to a distance of at least five hundred miles from London in a direct line'. Membership was extended to foreign visitors and diplomats posted to London.
The original concept of The Club dates from the return to peace in Europe following the Napoleonic Wars. The founders envisaged a club where gentlemen who travelled abroad might meet and offer hospitality to distinguished foreign visitors. Arrangements for the establishment of The Club were finalised at a meeting in the spring of 1819, attended by distinguished diplomats, travellers and two future Prime Ministers (the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston).
The head of Ulysses was adopted as the Club symbol.
The Club was first housed at 12 Waterloo Place but soon outgrew the space and so moved to 49 Pall Mall (opposite the Oxford and Cambridge Club).
In 1826 money was raised to lease part of the grounds of Carlton House and Sir Charles Barry, who later designed the Houses of Parliament and the Reform Club next door, was appointed as architect.

You can contact me here to talk about wedding photography Wedding Photography The Travellers Club Pall MallThe oldest club in Pall Mall
I must say this is one of the finest venues I have attended to photograph a wedding. It really is a glorious venue.
The Club was founded in 1819, 'for gentlemen who had travelled out of the British Isles to a distance of at least five hundred miles from London in a direct line'. Membership was extended to foreign visitors and diplomats posted to London.
The original concept of The Club dates from the return to peace in Europe following the Napoleonic Wars. The founders envisaged a club where gentlemen who travelled abroad might meet and offer hospitality to distinguished foreign visitors. Arrangements for the establishment of The Club were finalised at a meeting in the spring of 1819, attended by distinguished diplomats, travellers and two future Prime Ministers (the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston).
The head of Ulysses was adopted as the Club symbol.
The Club was first housed at 12 Waterloo Place but soon outgrew the space and so moved to 49 Pall Mall (opposite the Oxford and Cambridge Club).
In 1826 money was raised to lease part of the grounds of Carlton House and Sir Charles Barry, who later designed the Houses of Parliament and the Reform Club next door, was appointed as architect.

You can contact me here to talk about wedding photography Crondon Park Wedding PhotographyCrondon Park Stock in Essex has it all. It has great grounds, great interior and great service. There are so many locations for photography. The lake was a perfect moment for the bride and groom. I like to take the bride and groom away from the wedding guests for a brief spell. This is a great time to capture some moments between them both.
Coverage began with the groom as he and his bestman and then I awaited for the arrival of the bride. She was stunning!
Crondon Park is the perfect venue for your perfect day.
The grand Baronial Hall is an exclusive, self-contained venue with its own ceremony room, bridal suite, bar and private garden.
The experience ensures attention to detail and the highest levels of service so that your day runs smoothly. All of their menu’s are home made using the freshest ingredients and you can choose from a wide selection of wines to complement your meals and moments.
They welcome the opportunity of showing you their facilities and discussing your special day requirements. Wedding Photography The Travellers Club Pall MallThe oldest club in Pall Mall
I must say this is one of the finest venues I have attended to photograph a wedding. It really is a glorious venue.
The Club was founded in 1819, 'for gentlemen who had travelled out of the British Isles to a distance of at least five hundred miles from London in a direct line'. Membership was extended to foreign visitors and diplomats posted to London.
The original concept of The Club dates from the return to peace in Europe following the Napoleonic Wars. The founders envisaged a club where gentlemen who travelled abroad might meet and offer hospitality to distinguished foreign visitors. Arrangements for the establishment of The Club were finalised at a meeting in the spring of 1819, attended by distinguished diplomats, travellers and two future Prime Ministers (the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston).
The head of Ulysses was adopted as the Club symbol.
The Club was first housed at 12 Waterloo Place but soon outgrew the space and so moved to 49 Pall Mall (opposite the Oxford and Cambridge Club).
In 1826 money was raised to lease part of the grounds of Carlton House and Sir Charles Barry, who later designed the Houses of Parliament and the Reform Club next door, was appointed as architect.

You can contact me here to talk about wedding photography Wedding Photography The Travellers Club Pall MallThe oldest club in Pall Mall
I must say this is one of the finest venues I have attended to photograph a wedding. It really is a glorious venue.
The Club was founded in 1819, 'for gentlemen who had travelled out of the British Isles to a distance of at least five hundred miles from London in a direct line'. Membership was extended to foreign visitors and diplomats posted to London.
The original concept of The Club dates from the return to peace in Europe following the Napoleonic Wars. The founders envisaged a club where gentlemen who travelled abroad might meet and offer hospitality to distinguished foreign visitors. Arrangements for the establishment of The Club were finalised at a meeting in the spring of 1819, attended by distinguished diplomats, travellers and two future Prime Ministers (the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston).
The head of Ulysses was adopted as the Club symbol.
The Club was first housed at 12 Waterloo Place but soon outgrew the space and so moved to 49 Pall Mall (opposite the Oxford and Cambridge Club).
In 1826 money was raised to lease part of the grounds of Carlton House and Sir Charles Barry, who later designed the Houses of Parliament and the Reform Club next door, was appointed as architect.

You can contact me here to talk about wedding photography Wedding Photography The Travellers Club Pall MallThe oldest club in Pall Mall
I must say this is one of the finest venues I have attended to photograph a wedding. It really is a glorious venue.
The Club was founded in 1819, 'for gentlemen who had travelled out of the British Isles to a distance of at least five hundred miles from London in a direct line'. Membership was extended to foreign visitors and diplomats posted to London.
The original concept of The Club dates from the return to peace in Europe following the Napoleonic Wars. The founders envisaged a club where gentlemen who travelled abroad might meet and offer hospitality to distinguished foreign visitors. Arrangements for the establishment of The Club were finalised at a meeting in the spring of 1819, attended by distinguished diplomats, travellers and two future Prime Ministers (the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston).
The head of Ulysses was adopted as the Club symbol.
The Club was first housed at 12 Waterloo Place but soon outgrew the space and so moved to 49 Pall Mall (opposite the Oxford and Cambridge Club).
In 1826 money was raised to lease part of the grounds of Carlton House and Sir Charles Barry, who later designed the Houses of Parliament and the Reform Club next door, was appointed as architect.

You can contact me here to talk about wedding photography