As a wedding photographer who enjoys shooting at Braxted Park I’m spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing the backdrop for the couple’s portraits.

The Orangery

Sarah & Michael chose to hold their wedding ceremony in The Orangery.  This is a  bright and airy, exquisitely decorated room, you have the luxury of a space large enough for family and friends to surround you with their love and an aisle generous enough for the most gorgeous of gowns. The magnificent arched windows and hand-painted frescos bring the beautiful gardens inside, whatever the weather. However, Braxted Park has numerous locations where you can hold the ceremony, this also includes an outdoor area, weather permitting of course.

The Walled Garden

We were lucky that it was a beautiful summers day and the walled garden is a great place for the drinks reception.  On the way to the walled garden is a gravel walkway which could have been created by a wedding photographer because it is perfect place for a confetti tunnel. Of course, it doesn’t need to be confetti, it works equally as well for bubbles! Likewise, later in the evening, it’s perfect for some fun and dramatic sparkler shots.

We were lucky that nature gifted us the most gorgeous golden hour and then sunset. The landscape to the west of the venue showed this off beautifully. Consequently I was able to capture some truly gorgeous images of Sarah & Michael.

Congratulations

If you didn’t know already, I am a photographer who likes to make sure my couples feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible in front of the camera. I do this with the odd rubbish joke, lots of laughter and some light direction. I’m sure you can see the results in the vast array of images I have on show in my portfolio. So, if I sound like the kind of photographer you’d like to work with, please get in touch for an informal chat.

Finally, a huge congratulations to Sarah and Michael on their wedding at Braxted Park.   I had such a wonderful day and I’m very much looking forward to being a Braxted Park wedding photographer again soon. Here is just a small selection of photos from their day: