Wedding Photographer and Videographer Near Redditch, Bromsgrove and Alvechurch

01 / Near Droitwich, Worcestershire / Natalie & Tom

Elmbridge Farm: a lake, a flower arch and a tipi at dusk

Natalie and Tom married at Elmbridge Farm on 23 May 2025, a lakeside venue with open grounds a short drive south-west of Bromsgrove, and the photograph at the top of this guide is the two of them walking hand in hand beside the meadow. The day begins in the morning with Natalie in a white robe, toasting with five bridesmaids in berry-pink satin pyjamas. Later the two stand in front of a wooden arch of white flowers beside the lake and kiss beneath a shower of confetti, and the groomsmen walk towards us beside the same water in black dinner suits and bow ties, some in sunglasses.

The portraits keep moving: the two of them are reflected in the lake from a footbridge, and as the light drops they walk beneath a large oak along a path of festoon lights. On the lawn Tom kicks a leg up beside a laughing groomsman, and the evening is just as relaxed, with Natalie and Tom sharing a slice of their rose-covered four-tier cake inside a tipi with yellow canvas walls.

A lakeside venue like this works best when the plan lets you spend the golden hour outside with your guests, so ask when the sun sets on your date and where everyone can gather if it rains.

For current venue details, explore Elmbridge Farm.

02 / Stone, near Kidderminster, Worcestershire / Liz & Jack

Hogarths Stone Manor: a little time in the gardens

Liz and Jack married at Hogarths Stone Manor on 2 August 2024. The venue describes 27 acres of grounds and landscaped gardens in the village of Stone, a short drive from Kidderminster, and their portraits use only a small part of it. Jack kisses Liz on the cheek beside a dark hedge with her bouquet of white and pale blue flowers between them, the two walk hand in hand across the lawn with Liz glancing back over her shoulder, and they lean together against an ivy-covered red-brick wall as her long veil spreads around her feet.

Another photograph lets the taller dry grasses soften the setting, with Jack standing behind Liz and her veil trailing in the stems. A country hotel can give you this change of scene while the main celebration stays close by. Think about what you would enjoy doing for those few minutes: a short walk and a chance to catch your breath can feel more natural than standing through a list of poses.

We choose the light and background, offer a little help and leave room for the expressions that are yours.

For current venue details, explore Hogarths Stone Manor.

03 / Shrawley, Worcestershire / Amy & Matthew

Curradine Barns: bulb lights, dried flowers and a red-lit dance floor

Amy and Matthew married at Curradine Barns in Shrawley on 21 April 2023. The venue describes a 19th-century red-brick barn with a Granary Barn and a Barley Barn, indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, sunlit courtyards, seated dining for up to 150 and farmhouse accommodation for up to 24 guests. A table setting dressed with dried flowers and glowing bulb lights shows how softly a barn can be lit for the meal, and later guests dance under a large iron chandelier in a barn washed with red light.

Shrawley is further west than the rest of this guide, but it sits within reach of the same search. If you are weighing barns, ask how the room changes from ceremony to meal to dancing, and what the lighting can do once it is dark.

For current venue details, explore Curradine Barns.

04 / Newbold on Stour, near Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire / Taylor & Brodie

Talton House: a stone manor, a weeping willow and a lift in the evening light

Talton House is at Newbold on Stour, near Stratford-upon-Avon, so it is a labelled Warwickshire neighbour to this guide. Taylor and Brodie married here on 13 August 2026. Their portraits begin on the stone steps in front of the gabled manor house, Taylor in a dark green suit and Brodie holding her bouquet, and move to the lawn, where the two kiss in front of the weeping willows as Brodie's veil settles around them.

Under the willow Taylor lifts Brodie off the ground, her veil swinging out in the low golden light, and later the two kiss in front of their guests seated on the lawn. If you are weighing a country house with a lawn, ask where ceremonies and drinks can sit, how the grounds look at the time of day your wedding falls and what the plan is if the weather turns.

For current venue details, explore Talton House.

05 / Wellesbourne, Warwickshire / Kate & Josh

Walton Hall: a Victorian Gothic house, a terrace walk and cheers through the double doors

Walton Hall is at Wellesbourne, a short drive from Warwick, so it is another labelled Warwickshire neighbour. Kate and Josh married here on 9 June 2023, and their story begins with a black and white photograph of Josh adjusting his tie beside a curtained window. They come through tall white double doors with their arms in the air, then embrace on the lawn in front of the Victorian Gothic stone house.

Later they walk hand in hand along a gravel terrace in the evening sun, and finish beneath an avenue of tall trees, laughing, with Kate holding a pastel bouquet. A grand house works for portraits because it gives you a backdrop without a long walk, so ask which parts of the grounds are open to you and where the evening light falls.

06 / Near Evesham, on the Worcestershire and Gloucestershire border / Lucy & Christian and Emma & Jason

Dumbleton Hall: confetti at a stone doorway, a vintage car and a chandelier first dance

Dumbleton Hall sits on the Worcestershire and Gloucestershire border near Evesham, a little further south than the rest of this guide. The venue is a 19th-century Tudor-style stone manor house framed by parkland and a lake, and our photographs from two weddings there begin with a bride laughing over a card in a bright room with tall windows, a groom in a cream suit reading his own and confetti thrown over a couple in front of a carved stone doorway.

A couple kiss beside a vintage car on the drive with the parkland behind them, a groom raises a hand to his face in black and white before the ceremony, and later a couple kiss on a wooden dance floor under a chandelier and tall illuminated letters. If a country house is on your shortlist, ask how the grand rooms and the grounds connect and what the plan is for the evening.

For current venue details, explore Dumbleton Hall.

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

Stanbrook Abbey Hotel: a willow swing, a brick archway and a vaulted chapel

Stanbrook Abbey Hotel is at Callow End, near Worcester, a labelled neighbour on the far side of the county. Abi and Adam married here on 22 September 2022. Their portraits include the two sitting close together on a rope swing beneath a weeping willow and a kiss in a brick archway among red autumn foliage, with Abi's long veil falling behind her.

The ceremony took place in the vaulted chapel, with guests lining the aisle as the two walked away from the camera. A former abbey gives you an unusual ceremony room, so ask how the chapel, the gardens and the reception rooms work together, and what the plan is for dusk in September.

For current venue details, explore Stanbrook Abbey Hotel.

08 / Near Malvern, Worcestershire / Jade & Brad

Birtsmorton Court: pink bridesmaids, a rose arch and cheers down the grass aisle

Birtsmorton Court is near Malvern, in the south of Worcestershire, and is the furthest from Redditch in this guide. Jade and Brad married here on 6 June 2025. Their morning starts with five bridesmaids in pink striped robes laughing on the bed, then with the bridesmaids in bright pink dresses helping Jade into her ballgown beside a tall window, and Jade stands ready in front of the mirror with her bouquet. The wedding party lines up on the lawn, bridesmaids in bright pink beside groomsmen in black dinner suits.

In the gardens Brad and Jade stand in front of white roses on an arch, the two share a kiss beneath the rose arch and Brad walks beside her as she lifts her long veil on the gravel path. The two raise their arms and cheer as they walk back down the grass aisle past their guests. A garden ceremony asks for a plan B, so ask the venue where everyone moves if it rains.

For current venue details, explore Birtsmorton Court.

09 / Bridgnorth, Shropshire / Anna & Emilyn

Davenport House: a lace train on a four-poster, a doorway of streamers and a purple dance floor

Davenport House is at Bridgnorth, over the border in Shropshire, a labelled neighbour a little north of Kidderminster. Anna and Emilyn married here on 30 July 2026. A wedding dress with a long lace train hangs from a four-poster bed in a high-ceilinged bedroom, and the ceremony photograph is a kiss between guests seated either side beneath a chandelier. After the ceremony the two walk arm in arm across the gravel in front of the red-brick house.

Guests wave white streamers as the couple raise their arms in a doorway beside a laid table, and the evening ends on a crowded dance floor under purple lights. If you want a country house for a big party, ask how the rooms change between ceremony, meal and dancing and how late the music can run.

For current venue details, explore Davenport House.

10 / Alveley, near Bridgnorth, Shropshire / Sian & Tim

The Mill Barns: a willow, a window and an oak-framed barn

The Mill Barns is at Alveley, near Bridgnorth in Shropshire, and is a labelled neighbour a short drive from Kidderminster. Sian and Tim married here on 30 March 2025. Sian gets ready beside a tall window with a bridesmaid adjusting her dress, and the two walk hand in hand across the lawn beneath a willow tree.

The oak-framed barn is laid for the wedding meal with long tables beneath the beams. If you are choosing between barns, ask how the room looks with your guest numbers, where guests can wait between the ceremony and the meal and what the lawn offers for a short walk.

For current venue details, explore The Mill Barns.