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A wedding photographer, on a mission to bring colour, style, and personal connection through photography.
What makes me different to other photographers is that you not only get a supplier, you get a laid-back foodie friend who loves to get to know you and your individuality, and in turn, you get colourful, relaxed photos of real moments. Plus I am always up for a meet-up down the pub to chat over your plans, and we get to hang out on your wedding day!
If you’re planning a colourful wedding that’s all about you, being with your friends and family and celebrating your loves in life – a wedding isn’t afraid to a little different, I am your gal!
Looking for a quirky, stunning, historic one-of-a-kind venue? Look no further than Beckenham Place Mansion:
‘With grand Georgian rooms, views over the park, and original period features, The Mansion offers a unique and special setting to host your wedding celebrations.’
Love a church vibe without the religious element?
‘Experience the unusual. Crumbling paintwork, stunning stained-glass windows and ethereal dancing shadows. Asylum Chapel is a unique Grade II listed venue steeped in London history and perfect for those who want something a little bit different. Built in 1826, Asylum Chapel has played witness to London’s rich and troubled history, Asylum Chapel is now one of Peckham’s most-loved flexible spaces for weddings, events and photo and film shoots.’
One for the theatre lovers, think vintage old-school theatre charm, that’s Wilton’s Music Hall:
‘A historic wedding venue in the heart of East London, Wilton’s Music Hall is an ideal location for elegant events. Dating back to the mid-19th century, this unique Grade II listed building is one of London’s few remaining music halls. Guests will be transfixed by the grand auditorium, ornate Victorian staircase, and vintage fixtures as you exchange vows under the glow of spotlights. Available for exclusive hire, this public arts and heritage theatre is ready to be transformed into a stage fit for your showstopping wedding event.’
A tropical oasis meets brutalist architecture:
‘The Barbican Conservatory is one of the most unusual venues in London for weddings – a lush tropical oasis home to exotic fish and 1,800 species of tropical plants.
Licensed to host wedding and civil partnership ceremonies, the Barbican Conservatory is the perfect place to host your special day. Once you have completed your wedding vows, let your photographer whisk you away to our secluded couples area, whilst we serve your guests with champagne and canapés.
One for the cool industrial lovers:
The Depot is a contemporary and stylish venue that radiates individual charm. Couples can host the celebration of a life time, whether they would like two or 280 guests to witness their magical event. This gorgeous venue will provide a unique setting for your celebration, featuring tall ceilings, large windows, exposed brick walls, and rich earthy tones. The space can easily be customised to create a rustic or bohemian affair or a contemporary, industrial-chic soiree.
For the chic and modern couples:
‘Built in 1879 and starting life as a furniture factory, the building maintains the original brickwork, high ceilings, exposed beams, and open floor plan.
The main space is stunningly juxtaposed with the 24-feet tall archway bar and the courtyard garden beyond.
Want an urban venue right next to the Thames?
‘Built in 1864, this Grade 2 brick building sits on the capital’s river in East London and provides a unique opportunity for you and your guests to arrive by boat at the Trinity Buoy Wharf pier. What better way to set the scene for your special day than with a boat ride along the River Thames?
Want an inmaite london venue that gives you modern industrial details? The Hackney could be your perfect venue!:
‘Dating from at least 1860, the main building was originally built as Brewery for the Chandler Wiltshire Brewery Company. Latterly much of the building was operated as a mechanic’s workshop.
You’ll find many original features in the space including safe doors, 4m high ceilings, exposed original brickwork as well as plenty of small details and curiosities left by previous owners.’
Unique, urban and quirky:
‘The Clapton Country Club is a storybook of an interior, built from reclaimed and recycled materials that were skip-surfed and pavement-plundered to be up-cycled to the most dramatic effect. The unique interiors of this space create an urban retreat in the heart of East London. Rife with the building’s heritage as a tram shed and retaining its industrial finesse, it literally oozes ambience and ‘wow’.
A quirky venue and former Victorian pub:
‘The Roost is a modern wedding and special events venue located in East London, England. Defined by its stylish decor and comfortable ambience, this studio is as unique as can be. Built-in 1863, this timeless building has lots of history and is open to every happy couple wishing to celebrate their next chapter.’
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