Hagley Hall, near Birmingham
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]Birmingham, the city with a lengthy history of approximately ten thousand years, is situated in the beautiful county of Worcestershire in the West Midlands. Most of Worcestershire is rural with metropolitan area developed in the northern parts only. The region has remarkable natural beauty and several historical landmarks and[/wpcol_1quarter][wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end] monuments which attract tourists from round the globe.
One of the major landmarks in Birmingham is the Bull Ring which is the most famous mall in the entire U.K. The country side of Birmingham is equally fascinating with extended landscaped parklands and beautiful natural meadows. With a perfect blend of rural and urban, the city is an ideal place for wedding celebrations having variety of themes. There are several exotic wedding venues in the city to choose from and to make the occasion last forever, professional help of West Midland wedding photographers is available in abundance
One of the most inspiring wedding venues in the area is the Hagley Hall situated amidst of 350 acres of tamed grassland. Every Birmingham wedding photographer would be delighted to conduct photography in such a beautiful setting.
Hagley Hall, the Neo-Palladian Hall, was built in the 18th century by the first Lord Lyttelton, who served as the Secretary to Frederick, Prince of Wales. This wonderful Wedding venue is typical of the neo-Palladian mansions with plain exteriors and pyramid roofed corner towers and exquisite Venetian windows. The Chippendale furniture and the classical family portraits, all make for beautiful backgrounds for Reportage Wedding Photography.
Today, Hagley Hall is home to the 12th Viscount, Cobham, and his family. The House is strategically situated in the West Midlands and Worcestershire border, and has easy accessibility through M42, M5 and so is convenient for guests from Birmingham, Gloucestershire, Shropshire or Staffordshire.
This gorgeous mansion is capable of hosting even 120 guests for a civil ceremony and reception. The huge saloon, with its ornate plasterwork, is perfect for an English wedding, with the view of the cricket ground and the quaint village church. The ceremony can be witnessed by 90 guests seated in theatre style, with a wide aisle, where the bride can process gracefully on her father’s arm. There is a choice of the Long Gallery too, with the deer park, seen from its windows, and the grand chandeliers adding to the opulence. Worcestershire Wedding Photographers will be delighted to capture this as part of the exquisite settings for the big day. This Long Gallery can host 120 guests, being 26 metres long!
For a more intimate wedding, the Library is ideal. The White Hall is breathtakingly beautiful for a reception. The mood can be set by a pianist playing on the baby grand piano, belonging to the family or even by a string quartet. On a summer day, the Hall is inundated by gorgeous sunlight. The Scaglidas sculptures of Bacchus and Venus are great figures in front of which the bride and groom can pose for classical Worcestershire Wedding Photography.
With all its grandeur, the Hagley Hall is a perfect spot for a wedding as well as for Birmingham wedding photography.
