On Saturday Barrie and I went to Eastnor Castle near Ledbury for the wedding of Chloe and John. This is a magnificent venue and perfectly suited to our brief from the couple that they wanted artistic images from the day – perfect for our signature shots. Chloe wore a great dress by Hollywood Dreams teamed with the most amazing high heeled, red Christian Laboutin shoes. Bev was in shoe heaven! After the ceremony at the local church we spent an hour with Chloe and John creating some stunning images for them.
Eastnor Castle is a fabulous venue for your wedding and if you are thinking of getting married in a Castle it really is a wonderful choice.
The Gothic Drawing Room is licensed for Civil Wedding Ceremonies for up to 80 guests. They are available to conduct a Civil Wedding Ceremony on the date you have chosen and it is best to do this before you confirm your date with Eastnor Castle.
With St John the Baptist Church is in the village of Easton just a short walk away it can hold up to 150 guests. Couples from all over the country have been married at the church; you will need to contact the vicar to discuss the arrangements and check availability.
The wedding venue of many a brides dreams with its turrets overlooking a lake and a stunning grounds it truly is a magical fairytale wedding venue. If you are thinking of hold your wedding at Easton Castle do get in touch and check our availability for your wedding as we would love to photograph your wedding there for you.
Chloe and John absolutely loved their wedding in Herefordshire and it was an amazing venue for us to photograph and capture some of our signature images as well as getting some superb reportage photos of their wedding guests thought the ceremony and reception in the evening. Fireworks over the castle is a magnificent way to end the night as the guests depart in carriages or back to their rooms in the Castle.
About Herefordshire
Herefordshire is a distinctive wedding venue that brings its own character to the day. Every venue shapes the photography in its own way, and part of my approach is to work with whatever the building and the grounds offer rather than against them.
Every wedding venue shapes the photography in its own way, and part of my approach is to work with what each venue offers rather than against it. I scout the best light before the day starts, plan around the building’s architecture and move through the day as the couple does.
