Photographer for Kenilworth Weddings
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]Kenilworth is a historic town in the centre of Warwickshire. A small town with a population of around 24,000 it is located 6 miles south of Coventry, 6 miles north of Warwick and about 90 miles north-west of London.
The first recorded acknowledgement of Kenilworth was in the 1086 Domesday book, where it was documented as being a small settlement of [/wpcol_1quarter] [wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end]approximately 100 villagers, in a clearing in the Forest of Arden.
Shortly after the Norman conquest, King Henry gifted a portion of land from his Stoneleigh Estate to Geoffrey de Clinton. In the early 12th Century, Geoffrey de Clinton founded a priory and started the work on the castle. Today, Kenilworth is a small market town in heart of the lush green countryside of Warwickshire and at the centre of England.
The surrounding area has only a few wedding venues to speak of, though they are absolutely remarkable. Perfect for any Kenilworth wedding photographer.
Kenilworth Wedding Venues
Kenilworth Castle
Kenilworth Castle is set in acres of stunningly beautiful grounds in the heart of Warwickshire, overlooking the truly wonderful English countryside. What a spectacular setting for a storybook wedding!
It was constructed in the 13th century and has hosted many royals, including Edward II, Henry III and Henry V. However, the castle will be forever associated with Queen Elizabeth I. She visited in 1575 as a guest of Robert Dudley the Earl of Leicester who famously romanced her. He went above an beyond with spectacular pageantry, plays, music and dancing, He wooed the Queen within the walls and grounds of Kenilworth Castle, but unfortunately, marriage was never to be. Five hundred years on, the Gatehouse which was built as a grand entrance for the Queen, has been newly restored and is now available for couples to hire for weddings and receptions.
Woodside, near Kenilworth
Woodside is an Edwardian house nestled in acres of countryside grounds just on the outskirts of Kenilworth. The wonderful setting makes for an ideal wedding venue for couples to enjoy their wedding.
The award winning cuisine is prepared by a team of chefs who use only fine local ingredients to create a menu to dazzle your wedding guests. Woodside’s private location creates the perfect intimate atmosphere as well the gorgeous backdrops to keep Kenilworth wedding photographers happy.
Stoneleigh Abbey, near Kenilworth
Stoneleigh Abbey was built in 1154 and has seen many changes over the years. Stoneleigh Abbey was inherited by Edward, the third Lord Leigh, in 1710. In the following year voyaged to Italy and shortly returned brimming with inspiration and new ideas of how his home should be. The result of this is the lovely West Wing, rich with family history and fine décor to marvel over.
Stoneleigh Park, near Kenilworth
Stoneleigh Park is a picturesque location for your fairytale wedding. Set in 250 acres of woodland and Warwickshire countryside Stoneleigh Park promises a location for stunning, natural wedding photography. They have the facilities to cater for a wedding of any size and will ensure the smooth running of your wedding day. They have a range of rooms available and can cater for anything up to 500 guests for your civil ceremony or 5000 guests for your evening reception.
Chesford Grange Hotel, near Kenilworth
Chesford Grange Hotel is a gem in the Warwickshire countryside, built in 1902, the Tudor style exterior hints towards the majestic splendour that awaits you inside.
The hotel can accommodate the most intimate weddings through to large, lavish affairs catering for up to 400 guests. The stunning landscaped grounds sit on the edge of the River Avon and are the icing on the cake for your heavenly wedding photography. Although in a beautifully secluded location, Chesford Grange Hotel is conveniently located near the M40 and M69, and is just 5 miles from Warwick Castle and 13 miles from Birmingham Airport.
