Autumnal Wedding Photography At Harlaxton

Zoe and Oliver had their wedding in late September, in a quaint village called Heydour near Grantham. The ceremony took place at St Michaels Church, followed by a reception at the beautiful Harlaxton Manor in Grantham. The weather was delightful, with a warm autumn breeze. As a Nottingham wedding photographer, I had the pleasure of capturing their special day. My aim was to provide natural and relaxed wedding photography that truly reflected the atmosphere of the occasion. Zoe and Oliver wanted their photographs to tell the story of their wedding, and I was excited to bring their vision to life.

Exquisite Wedding Dress

Zoe’s choice of dress, from designer Sassi Holford was stunning. It’s simple and timeless elegance complimented the day perfectly and looked beautiful from every angle.

Harlaxton Manor wedding photography

St Michaels Church created a picturesque backdrop for the ceremony. Its charming architecture, surrounded by trees and flowers, added a touch of tranquility to the day. The couple exchanged vows in a heartfelt ceremony, with friends and family looking on with joy. After the ceremony, we made our way to Harlaxton Manor for the reception. This stunning venue, known for its grandeur and elegance, perfectly complemented the overall ambiance of the wedding. The lush gardens and manicured lawns provided us with beautiful locations for capturing intimate moments between Zoe and Oliver.

Natural & Relaxed Wedding Photography

Throughout the day, I focused on capturing genuine emotions and candid moments. I believe that the best wedding photographs are those that reflect the love, happiness, and authenticity of the couple and their loved ones. I captured laughter, tears of joy, and heartfelt embraces, ensuring that every image evoked the essence of the day. The warm autumn day allowed for beautiful lighting, which added a touch of magic to the photographs. The golden hues of the sun, particularly in the evening as sunset took hold, enhanced the natural beauty of Zoe and Oliver, as well as the surrounding landscapes. It was a pleasure to work with such lovely lighting conditions, and I ensured that it further emphasised the relaxed and romantic atmosphere of the day.

As a photographer specialising in natural and relaxed wedding photography, I loved being a part of Zoe and Oliver's special day. The intimate setting, warm weather, and stunning venues all contributed to creating a truly memorable occasion.

Your Harlaxton Manor Wedding

If you have booked your own wedding at Harlaxton Manor and you're looking for a Nottingham wedding photographer who will capture the true essence of your special day, I would love to chat with you. Whether it's a spring, summer, autumn, or winter wedding, I strive to create timeless photographs that reflect your unique love story.

Wedding Photography At Thoresby Hall

The rustic charm of Thoresby Riding Hall provided the perfect backdrop for Rebecca and Joshua’s wedding. The isn’t the first time i’ve hopped up to Thoresby as a Nottingham wedding photographer. This Victorian Riding Hall is nestled in north Nottinghamshire.

Both bridal and groom preparations took place separately in the nearby Sherwood Hideaway lodges. I met Rebecca and Joshua in the heart of Sherwood Forest. Rebecca and Joshua had hired out two of the lodges and had spent a few days here relaxing with the family and dogs before the big day.

Here, Rebecca was joined by her bridesmaids. I really like the deep colour tones of their dresses and flowers. This colour scheme continued in the venue and was perfectly complimented by the rustic, stripped back elegance of Thoresby. Here we had large airy spaces, soaring ceilings, exposed brickwork and brick arch features to work with. A perfect place for individual style.

Enjoy the photos!