Wedding Photographer and Videographer Near Leeds

01 / Roundhay Park, Leeds / Sally & Lewis

The Mansion: columns, window light and a quiet aisle

Sally and Lewis’s September wedding at The Mansion in Roundhay Park is the Leeds city story in this guide. The photograph at the top of the page comes from their ceremony, at the end of the aisle. Sally’s portrait in soft window light, with an apricot and cream bouquet, shows how calm the room felt before she walked in, and the portrait in front of the building’s tall columns shows the setting without hiding the two of them.

A park house gives you a backdrop that is already there, but it has its own rhythm: the ceremony room, the lawns and the terrace each have different light and different people close by. On a viewing, ask where the two of you could slip outside for ten minutes and where family groups can gather without holding up your guests. Roundhay is in north-east Leeds, so think early about how people will arrive and where they will stay.

For current venue details, explore The Mansion.

02 / Gildersome, south-west Leeds / Analise & Mcauly

Woodlands Hotel: a room full of listening and a ring close up

Analise and Mcauly married at Woodlands Hotel in Gildersome in August 2022. Three photographs carry their story for us: the reception room listening to a speaker, the two of them kissing beneath trees in the hotel grounds and a close view of their rings. Together they show how much of a wedding happens between the big moments.

A hotel with an event space of its own suits couples who want the ceremony, the meal and the evening under one roof. Woodlands’ own website describes The Orangery as holding up to 250 guests, so ask which room your numbers need and where speeches will happen. If words matter to you, send us the running order so that the photographs and film can follow both the speaker and the faces listening. Their highlight film is in the films section below.

For current venue details, explore Woodlands Hotel.

03 / Linton, near Wetherby, Yorkshire / Brittany & Callum

Wood Hall: invitations, an ivy doorway and a long walk across the lawn

Brittany and Callum’s August 2024 wedding at Wood Hall Hotel moves in the order you would live it. An invitation lies beside shoes, rings and perfume, then Brittany stands at a tall curtained window while a relative helps with her dress. After the ceremony there is a kiss in an ivy covered doorway and a long walk across the lawn with Brittany looking back at the house.

Wood Hall is in Linton, near Wetherby, and the hotel’s own wedding page describes a hilltop house within about 100 acres. Wetherby sits at the northern edge of the Leeds area, close to the A1(M), which can suit guests travelling from both north and south. On a viewing, ask where you could get ready in the house and how the afternoon light falls across the lawn.

The confetti photograph outside the house is a reminder of something simple. Check with the venue where confetti is allowed, and let guests know before the ceremony, so that the photograph you hope for is one you can actually have.

For current venue details, explore Wood Hall.

04 / Bolton Abbey, near Skipton, North Yorkshire / Amber & Will

The Tithe Barn: oak beams above a table of white flowers

Amber and Will’s July 2025 wedding at The Tithe Barn is the Wharfedale story in this guide, a drive north-west of the city. The photographs begin in a sunlit room with Will’s groomsmen raising their glasses, then move to Amber’s veil being set at the window. Inside the barn, Amber and Will kiss over a table of white flowers while guests cheer from the rows of chairs below the timbers.

The estate describes the barn as overlooking the Wharfe valley, so the light can change quickly between the bright windows and the dark beams. A black and white photograph of the two of them leaving an arched stone doorway, and a quiet embrace beneath tall trees, show the two halves of the day: the building, then the people.

Because a Dales venue is further from the city, plan the guest day around the journey: where visitors stay, how they arrive and when the best light falls outside. Share your timetable early and we can help you leave room for portraits.

For current venue details, explore The Tithe Barn.

05 / Carlton, near Goole, North Yorkshire / Yukki & Leslie

Carlton Towers: chandeliers, clear umbrellas and sparklers

Yukki and Leslie’s October wedding at Carlton Towers is the furthest east we go in this guide, a country house near Goole, south-east of Leeds. Leslie waits beside a tall window, the two of them hold hands during the ceremony beneath chandeliers, and a long table runs beneath a timber ceiling. Out in the garden there are quiet portraits, and guests surround the two of them with clear umbrellas and confetti.

The day finishes with sparklers, and the contrast with the calm morning is part of why we like it. Carlton Towers describes itself as an exclusive use venue. If you are choosing a house like this, ask what exclusive use includes overnight and plan with us how the day moves from room to room, so there is time for portraits before the evening. Yukki and Leslie’s highlight film is below.

For current venue details, explore Carlton Towers.