Wedding Photographer in Ware

Serving Ware

Weddings in Ware, seen through the lens

Ware is a historic malting town on the river Lea. From rustic barns and marquees to elegant hotels and historic churches, we cover the venues right across Hertford, Hoddesdon and Stanstead Abbotts and beyond into Hertfordshire. Whether you marry in a church, a register office or under a canopy in a country garden, we photograph the vows discreetly and with real respect for the setting.

We read a room before we lift the camera, learning where the warmth is and letting the true character of your day come through in the images. You will barely notice us at work, and that is the point; we move calmly around the day so the pictures show how it actually felt, not how it was arranged. We favour natural light and genuine expression, keeping our presence light so guests forget the camera is there and simply enjoy themselves.

Over the years we have grown to know Ware and its venues. Ware is a historic malting town on the river Lea, and we photograph weddings across the surrounding towns too, from Hoddesdon through to Bishop's Stortford. Around Ware we regularly photograph at Fanhams Hall and Hanbury Manor, among others.

Ware is a historic malting town on the River Lea, famous for its unique row of eighteenth century riverside gazebos. Ware station is on the Hertford East Branch Line, with services to London Liverpool Street via Broxbourne. For pre-wedding and couple portraits, we love spots such as The riverside gazebos and the grounds of Ware Priory beside the River Lea, with Scott's Grotto, an eighteenth century underground grotto built by the poet John Scott and the largest in the country close by for a striking backdrop.

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Every kind of wedding

Same-sex, civil and religious weddings all photographed with care

A registry office wedding can be just as moving as any cathedral, and we bring the same attention to the small, tender details wherever your vows take place. The moment you are declared married deserves to be seen clearly, so we plan our angles in advance and hold steady when it arrives. 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.

Portraits with your family and closest friends matter, and we make time for them without letting the schedule stall or the day lose its momentum. Speeches bring the biggest reactions of the day, and we position ourselves to catch both the speaker and the faces around the room as the words land. Speeches bring the biggest reactions of the day, so we watch both the speaker and the room, catching the joy, the tears and the applause.