Wedding Photographer in Liverpool

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Your wedding photographer in Liverpool, at a glance

Kaushik Bathia has photographed weddings for over twenty five years and travels to Merseyside, where couples in Liverpool can book him for calm, natural coverage backed by more than a thousand weddings and five European Kodak Gold Awards. We work around you rather than pulling you away from your guests, and for portraits outdoors Sefton Park, a Grade I listed 235-acre park with a boating lake, the Eros Fountain and a bandstand, is one option; we travel from Northwood, and travel and any overnight stay are quoted in writing before you book. Liverpool Register Office is on the ground floor of St George's Hall, with the wood-panelled Grand Jury Room for up to 70 guests and the Sefton Room, overlooking St John's Gardens, for up to 50, and the council's approved venues include the Titanic Hotel at Stanley Dock, the Palm House in Sefton Park and the Liver Suite in the Royal Liver Building, so church, civil, hotel and multicultural weddings are all covered. If the plan changes at short notice we keep the mood light and adjust quietly, and after a register office ceremony the city council notes that the steps of St George's Hall and St John's Gardens are used as a setting for photographs. We travel from Northwood; travel and any overnight stay are quoted in writing before you book.

Maritime light off the Mersey is bright and changeable, and on the Pier Head waterfront the Royal Liver Building becomes either a clean silhouette or a flat grey block depending on the hour. Timing the couple's waterfront run is therefore the biggest single decision of the day. Sefton Park, the large Victorian public park in the south of the city, is the fallback and the better option under hard midday sun. Lime Street, the oldest mainline terminus still in operation, brings guests into the centre while the M62 approaches from the east, so arrivals split. The Adelphi Hotel, The Shankly Hotel, Thornton Hall Hotel and Knowsley Hall span city centre to country estate, and that choice changes the whole evening. Families based in Toxteth, Aigburth or Anfield add short but real transfers to the schedule.