English Wedding Photographer in Thatcham

Serving Thatcham

Church and civil weddings in Thatcham

Thatcham is a West Berkshire town in the Kennet valley. Across Newbury, Cold Ash and Aldermaston and the rest of Berkshire, we cover the ceremony, the reception and the party with a careful eye. Whether your ceremony is in Thatcham itself or elsewhere across Berkshire, we plan the day around your venues.

We balance documentary coverage with a few quiet country-house portraits, so your album holds both energy and elegance. We capture the day honestly, from the nerves of bridal preparation to the joy of the confetti thrown outside. We follow your order of service closely and photograph the ceremony exactly as you have imagined it.

Couples come to us from right across the Home Counties, and Thatcham is firmly on our patch. Thatcham is a West Berkshire town in the Kennet valley, and we know its venues well. We also cover nearby Slough and Reading. We are at home at Thatcham-area venues such as Regency Park Hotel, Newbury Racecourse and Wasing Park.

Thatcham is a West Berkshire town in the Kennet valley, reputed to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in Britain. Thatcham railway station is on the Great Western line between Reading and Newbury, with the town lying beside the Kennet and Avon Canal. When there is time for couple portraits, The Nature Discovery Centre nature reserve at Thatcham is a favourite, and St Mary's Church, Thatcham makes a memorable setting.

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Every tradition

Honouring the shape of your day

The most solemn parts of the service are photographed carefully and without disturbance. We work quietly during the service, mindful that some churches restrict where a photographer may stand. The readings and the hymns each have their place, and we photograph them as they happen.

We capture the guests and the family moments, not just the couple. We capture the receiving line, when the couple greet their guests one by one, with warmth. We photograph the couple's arrival at the reception, whether by car, on foot or in something grander.