A london wedding at The Hurlingham Club
On Saturday, Barrie photographed the wedding of Inja and Tunde. The ceremony took place at St John’s Church in Hyde Park. Their wedding was very colourful with a mix of African and Norwegian friends and family and they had eight Bridesmaids and seventeen Groomsmen! They got some photos in the sunshine at the lovely grounds at the Hurlingham Club before an African drum and dance troop led the way into the wedding breakfast.
The Hurlingham club is a fabulous wedding venue right in the middle of London and ideal for a central London wedding if you are looking for somewhere central but feeling like it’s in the middle of nowhere.
Dignitaries from across the world had flown in fro this very special occasion, Inja & Tunde were delighted to see so many of their friends and family from all four corners of the world had flown into London to see them on their wedding day.
Best wedding photographers in London
As one of the best wedding photographers in London I have photographed weddings at many of the very finest luxury wedding venues in London. if you are choosing to get married at the Hurlingham Club or any of the other London wedding venues then please give me a call and lets arrange to meet up and hear all about your wedding plans and how we can work with you to create an amazing set of wedding photographs for your big day in London the UK’s most amazing city.
Widely regarded as one of the top 10 wedding photographers in the UK Barrie Downie wedding photography
About The Hurlingham Club
The Hurlingham Club is the kind of urban wedding venue that tells you, the moment you walk in, that this isn’t going to be a traditional country-house day. Strong architecture, modern interiors and city views set a very different tone.
Urban venues ask for a different approach to photography. Clean architecture rewards strong, graphic composition rather than soft English prettiness. I shoot harder lines and more deliberate framing, and I love what a London skyline does for a couple portrait at dusk.
