Nottingham wedding photographer

 

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Wedding Photographers at Kelham Hall

 

Kelham Hall in Nottinghamshire, a stunning Victorian ornately decorated mansion delivers a sensational background for your unique day. The rooms plus the grounds are a photographers dream. Such as, a woodland walk, tree lined avenue and the perfectly landscaped set of steps for portraits with the magnificent Victorian House in the background. Set within 42 acres of landscapes and parkland, the hall is an attractive example of Victorian décor and the exquisite grounds are the ideal setting which your photographers will utilise.

Kelham Hall has four completely unique state rooms, which are licenced for civil ceremonies which range from 10 -500 guests. The Drawing Room is an ideal venue for ceremonies up to 70 people and The Music Room can allow for 120 people. For larger ceremonies The Carriage Court can cater to 200 people and our impressive Dome can seat 500. Any of the rooms can also be booked for your reception after holding you wedding at your chosen church. The most important day of your life deserves the best venue. Celebrate your Civil Partnership at Kelham Hall and a enchanting and unique setting awaits you and your friends. Kelham Hall is fast becoming the primary venue for Civil Partnerships in Nottinghamshire.

July 2011 sees a beautiful, bright Saturday for my first wedding as first photographer at the Nottinghamshire venue of Kelham hall. As usual I have visited the venue before the wedding to meet the heads of staff and find out all the usual spots for portraits and groups, with this knowledge I’m free to wonder around Kelham Hall and its impressive grounds to see where I want to take my wedding couple. I also have a plan for if the great British weather prevents us from holding much of the photograph outside.

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Wedding Photography at Bolsover Castle

This fairytale 17th century castle at Bolsover is a breathtaking location for your wedding. Commanding a stunning hilltop setting with views across the Vale of Scarsdale, Bolsover Castle provides a choice of four rooms licensed for civil ceremonies. Two are located inside the Little Castle, built by Sir Charles Cavendish in 1612. With its high walls, towers and turrets this picturebook building is similar to a medieval castle in miniature. A stone staircase leads to Bolsover Castle's stunning Jacobean interiors. At its heart lies the Star Chamber where couples can exchange their vows witnessed by up to 50 guests. With an elaborate carved fireplace, ornate wooden panelling and magnificent blue ceiling with stars gilded in gold leaf, it is an exquisite setting, perfect for your wedding photography. The atmospheric Pillar Parlour, also within the Little Castle, can seat 30 guests. For greater ceremonies, couples can choose between the original Stables or the Riding House which has an impressive oak beam roof. Built by Sir Charles’s son William in 1630, the Riding House was once utilized by Sir William to train his horses in the art of menage, a kind of ballet for horses, where they elegantly circled, leapt and knelt. Able to accommodate 200 guests for a ceremony, this large and unusual room looks striking when styled for an evening dinner dance, when it can host 175 guests. The Outer Courtyard is able to hold a marquee for larger parties and is the perfect position for your wedding group photography.

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Romantic Wedding Venues

Initially the south transept of the Priory Church, the Orangery received its name from the Byron family, who purchased the Newstead estate from Henry VIII in 1540, and modified the transept into a room for maturing citrus fruits. The present custodians of Newstead Abbey are Nottingham City Council, who are working hard to promote this exquisite estate and utilize the stunning house and grounds as a wedding venue. What better place to have your wedding than the former residence of a romantic poet? Newstead Abbey's Orangery is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies, and can support up to 100 guests. The Orangery's ornate plaster ceiling, crystal chandelier and large windows with attractive garden views beyond help make the Orangery a delightful venue for your civil wedding or partnership. As wedding photographers we recommend to the majority of our couples that we take you for the couple portrait photography in the gardens of Newstead abbey directly from your service whilst your guests are occupied with the reception drinks that can be held immediately after the ceremony in the Garden room - a quiet, cool and restful space that is ideal for your guests to congregate in. The decor of the Garden Room is a light cream, so your own colour scheme may be introduced to the room if required. Newstead abbey has plenty of spots for your couple session photography also with it’s open lawns joined by wide, well kept paths and the unexpected set of steps, which are ideal for family group photography. Nottinghamshire wedding venue.