Sue and I are very fortunate in that we live less than a mile from Chilworth manor which is an Edwardian Manor House, set in 12 acres of landscaped gardens, Its approached along a rhododendron and tree lined drive, which opens onto the wide lawns to the front of the house. Enter the Manor House through the double oak doors and walk into the splendid Great Hall with its panelled walls, open fireplace and the grand central staircase leading to a wide gallery running round the first floor. To the rear, the south-facing Terrace, with fine views over the Hampshire countryside runs the length of the Manor house and overlooks the lawns, which sweep down to the trees beyond and a small lake. There is a magnificent 200 year-old Cedar of Lebanon tree, a perfect backdrop for those all important wedding photographs, which make your wedding day truly memorable.

This first wedding with Simon and Jenny was just before Christmas 2008 and it was a cold but wonderful day.  

This next wedding was Early 2007, again we were blessed with a wonderful day for Andy and Susie.

This last wedding was in Mid Summer 2006 and as you will see it was a glorious day, Graham and Carly were married at Chilworth manor.  Sue & I have a couple at Chilworth during 2009 and will update with our newest work soon.

This was a February wedding and Elmers Court suited it just as well as our Summer weddings there.

Alexander House is set on 170 acres of parkland in the picturesque Sussex countryside, creating the perfect backdrop to a truly memorable occasion.

With award winning, manicured gardens and romantic, private terraces, the property can cater to weddings of all sizes, from an intimate ceremony among a handful of friends, to large scale celebrations of up to 100 guests.

Our second wedding here at Alexander House in Turners Hill Sussex was with Dan and Nicola who we met when we photographed Dan’s Brothers wedding at The Captains Club.   Dan and Nicola got married At Horsham Church before heading off to Alexander House for a wonderful sun drenched reception which everybody enjoyed.

Highcliffe Castle specialises in the civil weddings. The marriage ceremony is held in the beautiful Winter garden. The reception drinks are served out in the wonderful grounds where photographs are just perfect.

We often go down to the beach for some couple shots which weather permitting can be fantastic and certainly add something special to your album.

This was a late summer wedding with Kenny and Amanda and although we never made the beach we did have a fantastic time.

Jules x

Nestling in the heart of the Kent countryside, Salomons is an exclusive, secluded venue. The impact of the outside world is minimal, yet Salomons is only fifteen minutes from Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks. It is also just fifteen minutes from the motorway network and therefore easily reached from anywhere in the country.

With its picturesque gardens and breathtaking views Salomons is the obvious choice for that traditional summer celebration. But each season at Salomons offers its own unmistakable attractions. An abundance of spring daffodils heralds new beginnings and provides a wonderful backdrop for photographs. Autumnal leaves, adorning the mansion and grounds, bring a wealth of rich warm colours and celebrations can be enhanced by a display of seasonal fireworks.

Be captivated by the romance of your own country mansion for the day, sipping mulled wine by the fire as you survey the beautiful winter scenery of the estate.

We fully appreciate that your wedding day is not just a special day, it is one of the most important events in your life. With our team of experienced and professional staff, renowned for their friendliness, we promise you a day that you will never forget…

Sue & I just love working here, This wedding was Ian and Joanne and as you can see it was a spectacular day in spectacular surroundings.

Jules x

With acres of grounds to explore for photo opportunities and lots of room for fun and games.

This wedding started at St Saviours Brockenhurst church before moving onto Exbury.

An ideal place for a marquee and Hog roast as with Neil and Helen’s wedding.

The staff at Marwell are very attentive and happy to help you out at all times which makes for a nice smooth wedding day and the grounds are lovely for a few group photo’s and some evening portraiture.

Tommy and Kirstie had a lovely June day for there wedding starting off with Dad’s TVR through to the evening dancing.

Jules & Sue x

This wedding was a beautiful May wedding which we spent most of the day in the beautiful gardens or on the lawns so we certainly made the most of the grounds.

This wedding with Matthew and Kellie-Jayne started at there local church in Holybourne which is a beautiful church and then onto the hotel for a very relaxed wedding breakfast.

Jules & Sue x

Chewton Glen has been voted the best Country hotel in the British isles and 2nd best worldwide and once you arrive along the tree-lined road you will instantly see why, its a very impressive building with wonderful grounds and even somewhere to park your helicopter

Chewton Glen aslo has a wonderful spa which is really popular with Brides for the day before their wedding or there hen nights just for little extra pampering.

Here we are showing you a couple of  weddings from over the past couple of years which will give you an idea of how we see the world famous Chewton Glen.

This first wedding was with Chris and Gaby and we started the day with our first ever Tea Ceremony.

We have a couple more weddings booked this year so keep an eye out.

This next wedding was the week after Gaby and Chris and was with Charlie & Charise and was another fantastic wedding.