Wedding Photographer in Huntingdon

An experienced wedding photographer for couples in Huntingdon, for church, civil and fusion celebrations of every kind, drawing on more than two decades behind the camera.

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Your wedding photographer in Huntingdon, at a glance

An award winning, London based wedding photographer, Kaushik Bathia has spent more than twenty five years photographing weddings, and travels to Huntingdon and right across Cambridgeshire. Marquees turn everyone slightly yellow or slightly blue depending on the lining, so we set a custom white balance under the canvas rather than fixing it all afterwards. Church, civil, country house, barn, marquee or hotel, and every faith, culture and fusion celebration, we are equally at home photographing them all in Huntingdon. Judging panels reward technical control, and that control shows up on ordinary Saturdays: a backlit exit shot exposed correctly the first time rather than rescued afterwards in editing. You can add an engagement shoot, a second photographer and hand finished albums, and we are glad to travel across Cambridgeshire and beyond, so wherever your day is held it is well within reach.

Oliver Cromwell was born in this market town on the Great Ouse, and the Cromwell Museum, housed in the former grammar school he attended, keeps that history at the centre of the place. For wedding photography the more valuable asset is Hinchingbrooke Country Park, with over 170 acres of lakes and woodland, offering water, tree cover and open ground in a single visit and so suiting a tight afternoon. The Old Bridge Hotel, The George Hotel and Huntingdon Racecourse take the celebrations, and a racecourse gives space that no hotel garden can match for a very large group. Huntingdon railway station is on the East Coast Main Line, close to the A1 and A14, so guests arrive from both London and the Midlands, with Brampton, Hartford and Buckden immediately around the town.

Serving Huntingdon

Your Huntingdon wedding, told frame by frame

The legal part of a wedding is far shorter than people expect, and it is over before many guests have properly settled. Ten or twelve minutes, a room holding fewer people than you invited, two signatures. Everything else belongs to you and can be shaped. We raise this early because couples routinely build a photography plan around the ceremony and then find that the ceremony was the least photographable part of the lot.

So the room becomes the argument worth having. Huntingdon's venues are The George Hotel, Huntingdon Racecourse, The Old Bridge Hotel, but a licensed room is not a venue, it is one room inside one, with a ceiling of its own, its own windows and its own seat count. Ask to stand in that particular room near the hour you would be using it, rather than trusting a photograph taken there on a bright June morning.

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What we offer

What is included in your Huntingdon wedding coverage

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Every kind of wedding

Weddings for every couple in Huntingdon

Registrars are not interchangeable. One will be content to let you stand wherever you like. Another wants the photographer at the rear, still, for the duration. A few would rather nothing happened at all across the vows. None of this is knowable from a brochure and the venue frequently does not know either. Telephone the register office yourself, ask what their officiants generally allow, then tell us. That call changes more about your ceremony pictures than any lens we own.

Losing an afternoon to group photographs is the other classic. Keep the list to roughly ten arrangements, write it down, and hand it to somebody loud who can recognise both families on sight. Without that person, half an hour becomes seventy-five minutes, and the difference comes out of your portraits or your drinks, never out of the schedule. We would rather run it briskly and get you back among your guests.

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Why choose us

More than two decades of weddings

Two decades in, the value is not that we have seen everything. It is that hardly anything needs thinking through while it is happening: how a room behaves at four o'clock, the true length of a receiving line, when to say nothing. Attention stays free for whatever cannot be planned.

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Wedding photography in Huntingdon, frequently asked questions

When is the best time for couple portraits?+

Sunset minus one hour, where a timetable can be bent that far. Failing that, open shade at midday. Going out to somewhere like Hinchingbrooke Country Park costs guests as well as minutes, so choose which you would rather spend.

Do you offer drone photography or aerial shots?+

Not ourselves, no. Airspace rules and insurance make it a specialist's job, so if you want footage from above, engage an operator directly and warn us, so that two people are not fighting over the same short window.

Do you make wedding albums?+

Yes, and we will argue for one. Files sit on a drive untouched; a printed book gets picked up. We design a sequence, send it over, and keep revising until you are happy, before anything reaches the press.

Would an engagement shoot help us relax?+

For most couples it helps. A practice hour with us, weeks before the wedding, removes the stiffness that otherwise turns up across your first twenty portraits. It also lets you see how we work while the stakes are nil.

What happens if you are ill on the day?+

That has to be covered rather than hoped over. Standing arrangements exist with photographers whose work we trust and who are able to take over at little notice, and your brief, your contract and your shot list are shared so nobody starts cold.