Wedding Photographer and Videographer Near the Malvern Hills

01 / Birtsmorton, near Malvern, Worcestershire / Jade & Brad

Birtsmorton Court: hot pink bridesmaids, a rose arch and a rose garden with a statue

Birtsmorton Court is at Birtsmorton, near Malvern, and the venue describes a family-owned, exclusive-use moated manor house with secret gardens, lakes and views of the Malvern Hills. Jade and Brad married here on 6 June 2025. The first photograph is the two of them beneath a white rose arch, Brad in a black dinner jacket kissing Jade’s cheek, a coral bouquet in the corner.

The morning is bright with colour: five women in pink striped robes laugh together on a white bed, and later four bridesmaids in hot pink dresses adjust Jade’s train in a bright room. On the lawn the two walk along an aisle between rows of white chairs towards a tall clipped hedge and back again with their arms raised as guests clap.

The best of the garden comes later. In the rose garden the two smile at each other with drinks in their hands, a statue in the greenery behind, and on the lawn beside the water they kiss in the middle of a row of bridesmaids in pink and groomsmen in black. A house with this many gardens gives a wedding a lot of places to stand, so ask which are open to you and where the light is best in the evening.

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02 / Eastnor, near Ledbury, Herefordshire / Kristina & James

Eastnor Castle: sunglasses on the lawn, a pointed window and a firework over the battlements

Eastnor Castle is at Eastnor, near Ledbury in Herefordshire, and the venue describes a castle at the foot of the Malvern Hills in a parkland estate with a deer park, available for exclusive hire. Kristina and James married here on 29 July 2022. The first photograph is the two of them in black and white on the lawn, he in a three-piece suit and sunglasses and she in sunglasses and a veil, holding hands.

In front of a tall pointed castle window and grey stone columns, Kristina holds a white bouquet and kisses James, who is in a navy check suit, and the two walk along a gravel path beside the castle wall and its round crenellated tower, with roses beside the path. They stand in front of a tall dark yew hedge with the battlements above it.

The day ends at night, with James raising an arm as he kisses Kristina in a sparkling dress while a large firework bursts in the sky above them. A castle gives you plenty of places to stand, so ask which parts of the estate you will have on the day and where guests wait while you walk.

For current venue details, explore Eastnor Castle.

03 / Callow End, near Worcester, Worcestershire / Abi & Adam

Stanbrook Abbey: a pointed hall, a willow swing and pampas grass beside a pond

Stanbrook Abbey is a Grade II listed former abbey at Callow End, near Worcester, run as a hotel by Hand Picked Hotels, and the venue says Benedictine nuns lived here from 1838 to 2009. Abi and Adam married here on 22 September 2022. The first photograph is Abi walking down the aisle of a tall hall with a pointed arched ceiling, carved wooden panelling and stained glass.

In the grounds, a laughing Abi in a veil holds a bouquet of pampas grass as Adam, in a navy suit, walks hand in hand beside a sandy pond in the garden, and the two kiss in a gap in an old red-brick wall. They sit together on a wooden swing hung from a huge weeping willow, the branches falling around them, and Adam kisses Abi’s forehead.

A swing is easy to plan for if you ask the venue first: how many people it holds, where it is and who can help with a long dress. A weeping willow gives a day a natural frame.

For current venue details, explore Stanbrook Abbey.

04 / Shrawley, Worcestershire / Amy & Matthew

Curradine Barns: a chandelier over the dance floor, stripes of light and a wet terrace

Curradine Barns is on Church Lane in Shrawley, and the venue describes a restored 19th-century red-brick barn that was once a working farm, with a farmhouse for guests. Amy and Matthew married here on 21 April 2023, and the portrait at the top of this guide is Matthew kissing Amy’s cheek, backlit by low golden sun with a dark timber barn behind them.

On the paved yard, the two walk hand in hand, seen from behind, Amy in a lace gown with an open back and Matthew in a green check suit, and later they cross a wet paved terrace together in the rain. Inside the barn, bright light through the vertical slats of the doors throws stripes across the floor around their silhouettes.

In the evening, guests dance on a dark floor under a large black iron chandelier in a red-lit brick barn with timber roof trusses, and a place setting at Table Four is laid with wildflowers, eucalyptus and dried grasses. A barn like this is good in rain and sun alike, so ask the venue how the room will look in the evening, and where guests can go outside for air.

For current venue details, explore Curradine Barns.

05 / Bredenbury, near Bromyard, Herefordshire / Chloe & Jack

Bredenbury Court Barns: a ring in a bright hall and a confetti aisle

Bredenbury Court Barns is at Bredenbury, near Bromyard in Herefordshire, and Chloe and Jack married here on 25 August 2026. Their ceremony is in a bright hall with skylights, and the first photograph is the exchange of rings, Jack in a black dinner suit sliding the ring onto Chloe’s finger as a groomsman looks on and a bouquet of coral and peach flowers sits in the foreground.

At the register the two smile at each other, Chloe in a veil and Jack signing the book, the same bouquet beside them, and afterwards they walk hand in hand up the aisle between guests throwing petals, with white-draped chairs on both sides.

Outside, the portraits are on a dry lawn under a beech branch, with a brick house and stone-framed windows behind: a tiny couple in the distance in the first, and in the others Jack kisses Chloe’s temple with her long lace train spread on the grass. A hot August day suits a long shaded lawn, so ask the venue where shade falls in the late afternoon and plan portraits for then.