Wedding Photographer in Buckingham

Serving Buckingham

Getting married in Buckingham? Here is how we photograph it

Buckingham is a historic market town with country venues. Some of our couples want a quiet register office; others fill a marquee or a country estate. We photograph the whole span of venues throughout Buckinghamshire and the towns around Milton Keynes, Brackley and Bicester. Whatever words you speak and whoever leads them, we photograph the ceremony as a story, from the anticipation before it to the relief and joy after.

We keep a low profile through the ceremony and speeches, using longer lenses from a distance so nobody feels watched and the real reactions come through. For portraits we give a little gentle guidance, then step back and let you be yourselves, which is where the natural, easy frames tend to happen. You lead the day and we follow it, photographing the details you have planned and the surprises you have not, all without interrupting the flow.

For weddings in Buckingham we are on familiar ground. Buckingham is a historic market town with country venues, and our coverage naturally takes in the neighbouring areas, including Amersham and Chesham. Around Buckingham we regularly photograph at Stowe House and Swanbourne House, among others.

Buckingham is a historic market town on the River Great Ouse and was formerly the county town of Buckinghamshire. Buckingham has no railway station and is served by the A421 and A422 roads linking it to Milton Keynes, Bicester and Banbury. For pre-wedding and couple portraits, we love spots such as Stowe Landscape Gardens, the National Trust gardens about three miles north west of the town, with Buckingham Old Gaol, a landmark building in the town centre now used as a museum close by for a striking backdrop.

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Whatever words you speak and whoever leads them, we photograph the ceremony as a story, from the anticipation before it to the relief and joy after. From the walk down the aisle to the final blessing, we follow the ceremony as it happens, never staging a thing and never breaking its rhythm. In Buckingham and beyond, we have photographed ceremonies of every kind, and that experience means we anticipate each moment rather than chase it.

When the evening party begins and the lights come down, we adapt our approach, working in low light to keep the dancing alive and full of energy. Preparations, portraits, the meal and the party each get their share of our attention, and we pace ourselves so no part of the celebration is thinly covered. The morning preparations set the tone, so we begin early, photographing the calm, the nerves and the laughter as you and your party get ready.