Wedding Photographer in Northampton

Serving Northampton

Northampton wedding photography, done properly

Northampton is a large town with a diverse community and country-house venues. Register offices, hotels, country houses and converted barns are all familiar to us across Northamptonshire, Far Cotton, Kingsthorpe and Wootton included. During the ceremony we work quietly with longer lenses, so whether you exchange vows in a church, a register office or a garden, we stay unobtrusive and miss nothing.

We move with the rhythm of the day, quick when the action is fast and patient when it slows, so nothing important slips past unrecorded. Our style is documentary at heart; we watch for the glances, the laughter and the quiet pauses, then let those moments become the story of your day. Our documentary instinct means we are often looking where others are not, catching the reaction behind the speech and the smile just after the vows.

We have spent many happy days behind the camera in Northampton. Northampton is a large town with a diverse community and country-house venues, and couples nearby in Wellingborough and Kettering often bring us in for their own celebrations. In and around Northampton, we have photographed at venues such as Sedgebrook Hall, Whittlebury Park and Rushton Hall.

Northampton is a large market town with a diverse community and a long history of shoe and leather manufacturing. Northampton railway station stands on the site of the former castle, on the West Coast Main Line loop, with the M1 at junctions 15, 15a and 16. For portraits away from the celebration, Abington Park, a historic public park with a museum in the former manor house works beautifully, and Delapre Abbey, a former Cluniac nunnery south of the town centre adds a real sense of place.

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Every kind of wedding

No two Northampton weddings are alike, and that suits us

From the first steps down the aisle to the final walk back as a married couple, we follow your ceremony closely and let it breathe without any staging. We keep to the edges during the ceremony, using quiet cameras and natural light so your officiant, your guests and your vows are never interrupted. 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.

The first dance is yours alone for a moment, and we photograph it from the edges, letting the room and its faces frame you naturally. 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. From getting ready in the morning to the final send off, we document the whole day as it flows, so nothing between the big moments is lost.