Wedding Photographers Sussex: This section of the photoblog covers weddings I have photographed in West and East Sussex. Sussex wedding photography is a big part of our service – and has included in the past, the following Sussex wedding venues: Alexander House Hotel, The Buxted park Hotel, Ashdown Park Hotel and South Lodge.
Our visit to the Alexander House Hotel in Sussex offered us the first taste (albeit limited) of spring sunshine for this wedding season (though that cold easterly breeze was still very much in attendance). Melanie and Matthew enjoyed a fairly small wedding – and for this, the Alexander House House is always a perfect choice….
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Sarah and James’s wedding at the beginning of the month took place at St Peter Ad Vincula church in Wisborough Green. Afterwards they enjoyed a fabulous and relaxed reception at Crabtree Farm (the home of James’s parents) centred around some spectacular teepee tents. James – also a photographer – is moving to Barbados with…
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We photographed our first wedding at Ashdown Park Hotel last week. The Grade II listed mansion house is surrounded by Ashdown Forest in East Sussex; and in combination with its landscaped gardens, it’s a venue that’s well set up for wedding photography. Sadie and Roger’s day was actually geared around the Richard Towneley Suite -…
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Last month we were down in Etchingham in deepest Sussex for Rachel and Joe’s wedding. Following the service at St Bartholomews Church, they hosted the reception at their nearby home (Glydwish Hall) with the help of a spectacular marquee. They had an amazing day, and we are looking forward to showing them the whole set…
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Last month we photographed our first wedding at Buxted Park Hotel in East Sussex. The hotel seems to have an interesting history – having past associations with William Wordsworth (perhaps that explains the abundance of daffodils!) and Winston Churchill amongst others, dating back to 1722. It’s certainly a great venue for weddings and photography; and…
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