I photograph weddings across Lancashire, the Ribble Valley and the Lake District, and there are a handful of venues I come back to again and again.

Each page below covers what the venue is like to photograph, where the light falls, and where the natural moments tend to happen.

The venues I know well, and what a wedding day tends to look like at each one.

The venues

Getting married somewhere that isn’t on this list? I work all over Lancashire and the North West, and I’m always happy to photograph somewhere new.

Tell me your date and your venue and I’ll let you know if I’m free.

If you’re still planning your day, you can also view my

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Eaves Hall, Ribble Valley
Thirteen acres of gardens, a pavilion to marry under and a ballroom for later.
Eaves Hall wedding photography →

Mitton Hall, Ribble Valley
A grand hall that balances elegance with a relaxed feel, with good light indoors and gardens outside.
Mitton Hall wedding photography →

Bashall Barn, Ribble Valley
A barn venue with open countryside on every side and long evening light for portraits.
Bashall Barn wedding photography →

The Shireburn Arms, Hurst Green
Set above the Ribble Valley, relaxed and intimate, with a light ceremony room and confetti out the front.
Shireburn Arms wedding photography →

Wennington Hall, near Lancaster
Gothic towers, seventeen acres of gardens and a stone arch made for confetti.
Wennington Hall wedding photography →

Inn on the Lake, Lake District
Lakeside lawns with the fells behind, a setting that does a lot of the work on its own.
Inn on the Lake wedding photography →