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Photographer for Worcester Weddings
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]The city of Worcester in the West Midlands of England is historically important as the place where the Civil War’s final battle was fought and Oliver Cromwell’s army defeated King Charles II’s cavaliers. It is also more famously known as the home to the Royal Worcester Porcelain and even better known for its world renowned product, Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce.[/wpcol_1quarter] [wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end]The Worcester Cathedral grandly imposing holds the tomb of King John. Perry Wood and Nunnery Wood cover 12 and 21 hectares of land making it a city of parks and woods with the picturesque River Severn running through it.
With its grasslands, the area serves to be a perfect location for nature inspired photography. It has many beautiful wedding venue locations which also make exotic wedding photography spots.
Wedding Venues in Worcester
Stanbrook Abbey, Callow End near Worcester
This Victorian Abbey spanning 79,000 square feet was built for the English Benedictine congregation, who relocated in May 2009 to Wass in North York Moors, leaving this historic Abbey as an events venue. This Abbey, with its stunning architecture, is placed in 22 acres of land. The orchard, pond and willow trees are perfect for Worcester Wedding Photography. It offers a unique “Brides Manor” and an elegant “ Groom’s Room” next to an awe inspiring former church.
Laughern Hills Estate, Wichenford near Worcester
This elegant Grade 2 listed Manor house set in extensive gardens is great for an intimate dream wedding. They offer ‘inside/outside’ venues using their vinery and summer house. They are covered and dry and on a beautiful summer day, can be opened up completely in minutes. The adjoining Wishing Well Garden is perfect for Reportage Wedding Photographers to create masterpieces of the event and celebrations.
The Old Rectory, Whitbourne near Worcester
This quaint Georgian rectory with its 3.5 acres of Private gardens and lawns is a great venue for a private wedding. The lawns can hold a marquee for a romantic setting which can also be used by wedding photographers to snap some of the most beautiful wedding photographs. Nearly 300 guests can stay in converted coach houses and 16th century barns. These different areas will make for beautiful Worcestershire Wedding Photography.
Spetchley Park Gardens, Spetchley near Worcester
The historic Spetchley Mansion with its parkland and gardens makes for an exquisite wedding venue. The lake and the deer park, with a view of the Malvern Hills and the Bredon Hills, are great locations for Reportage wedding Photography.
The Nash Kempsey, Kempsey near Worcester
This Elizabethan manor House, set in 45 acres of parkland, is a Worcester Wedding Photographer’s dream. The hand carved fireplaces and the seeping Queen Anne staircase, make for splendid backdrops. So also are the towering chimneys made of brick and the gorgeous mullioned windows.
Diglis House Hotel, Worcester
The historic Diglis House Hotel is a Grade 2 Georgian building. The river Severn runs by it. John Constable, the famous landscape artist, had visited this house often finding inspiration from the beautiful terraced gardens by the river. It is a five minute walking distance to the city centre and an ideal wedding venue.