Photographer for Northampton Weddings
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]Northamptonshire is a landlocked county in the East Midlands. It is has several towns with Northampton being the most populous with over two hundred thousand inhabitants. Northampton was once a major hub of the country for the production of shoes and other leather products. Sadly, the only remaining shoemaking companies surviving are Church’s and[/wpcol_1quarter] [wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end]Tricker’s. The old remaining shoe factories have since been converted to office and residential accommodation. Northampton’s Market Square is said to be the largest enclosed, open air market in the country. The market is surrounded by historic building which help to give it the old world charm. The square was used by the Roman’s circulate the food, drink and orders for their men from the army of the centre of England. It has been said there is a network of tunnels beneath the Market Square of Northampton which were mostly used as an escape route.
Such factors all come together to create a town with great character and a stunning back drop for the wedding photographers in Northampton.
Northampton Wedding Venues
Sedgebrook Hall, Northampton
Sedgebrook Hall is situated in the gorgeous village of Chapel Brampton, deep in the heart of the wonderful Northamptonshire countryside. The hall is built amongst sumptuous landscaped gardens making a spectacular spot for the perfect country wedding. If you are looking for a charming wedding venue, Sedgebrook Hall is one of the leading wedding venues in Northampton and can accommodate up to 200 guests.
Highgate House, Northampton
Highgate House is an exquisite 17th Century country house set in the wonderful East Midlands countryside just outside of Northampton. In a majestic setting, Highgate House makes an ideal wedding venue for any happy couples wishing to to tie the knot in Northamptonshire. With stunning views, your Northampton wedding photographers are almost guaranteed to give you the photos of your dreams. The Bridal Suite at Highgate House offers a private, intimate atmosphere and stunning views over the Northamptonshire landscape and the impressive front lawn.
Holdenby House, Northampton
Holdenby House is a stately home which has royal connections stretching back over 400 years. The house was built by Sir Christopher Hatton in order to entertain Elizabeth I. It then became the Palace of James I and after that, the prison of Charles I. It is now a family home with a beautiful garden backdrop which is the scene of so much history. Holdenby House as you see it today is is approximately 1/8th the size of the original palace due extensive restorations. It has a 20 acre Grade 1 listed garden, which is perfect for your fairytale Northampton wedding photography.
Kelmarsh Hall, Kelmarsh near Northampton
Kelmarsh Hall is an elegant 18th Century house which is complimented by its sumptuous Grade II listed gardens and set on an estate of amongst the delightful rolling Northamptonshire countryside. Kelmarsh Hall makes a magnificent location for a beautiful country wedding whatever time of year you decide. It exists in wonderful seclusion which when coupled with the Hall’s exclusive use policy, you are guaranteed you and your guests have full, uninterrupted access of the venue.
Brampton Grange, Northampton
Brampton Grange is a historic 18th Century property which belonged to the Spencer Family (Princess Diana). Brampton Grange is a peaceful setting located in over 25 acres of beautiful land in the Northamptonshire countryside. The property went through extensive refurbishments recently and provides a very private and an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. Indeed an ideal location for wedding photographers in Northampton.
