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Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding couple by pink doors

Find a Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding Photographer today

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Well seen as I have worked as a Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding photographer six times in the last three months, I felt entitled to write a confident blog title like ‘Find a Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding Photographer today’ and to speak from experience 🙂

Bride arrives in car Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding

I thought it also about time to do a quick post of at least one of them in an increasing busy but very happy schedule!

Wedding ceremony couple hold hands Chelsea Old Town Hall

Bride and Groom laugh inside Chelsea Old Town Hall

Chelsea is one of what I would call the “Big Three” main and famous town halls of central London. It’s busy, many couples want to get married there, and many photographers want to be the ones to do it. It’s also had it’s fair share of very famous couples too as any quick Google search will show.

Bride and groom leaving Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding

Small confetti throw at Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding

I (David) find I do a real mix of wedding timelines there. Sometimes it’s near the beginning of a longer day after groom and bridal prep, then on to a reception venue somewhere else. Other times it’s four or so hours, a half day, of ceremony, couple shoot and off to a local restaurant. And other times again, usually on a week day it’s two hours of ceremony and couple/family moments.

Bride and groom on Kings Road by Chelsea Old Town Hall

Bride and groom on Kings Road by Chelsea Old Town Hall crop

In peak times, like weekends I’m doing eight or nine hours if it involves a London Town Hall or Home Counties venue, sometimes four in winter. Week days I’m always very happy to pop to Chelsea for a couple of hours and help make great memories.

Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding bride and groom by red phone box

Bride and groom embrace by Chelsea phone box

Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding couple by red London phone box

Here I feature D and H. Nice to know that D is a wedding planner, so I was extra pleased she choose me for a two hour wedding coverage in the week. On thing I hear too often though, is people saying they wished they had booked me for longer 🙂

Bride and groom on crossing Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding day

This recent Thursday started with meeting H the groom first and then waiting for D to arrive in their Audi A8. They live in Chelsea so it wasn’t a long drive! This was an intimate ceremony with just both sets of parents involved, so a wedding party of four.

Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding couple walking in park

Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding couple laugh by pink door

Afterwards it was three people involved in that iconic confetti throw on Chelsea Old Town Hall steps.

Though small in number the throw was still great fun.

Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding couple by black railings 2

I did some quick group shots back inside, and then took D and H to some of my favourite spots in the surrounding area. Weather wise a typical English day, sunny, then overcast, then sunny, then: is it going to rain…?

Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding couple walking with dog

Finally H went of in the Audi to pick up their much loved dog so that we could involve him in the day and get him into some of the shots too.

Bride groom and dog by wall Chelsea Old Town Hall

All in all a memorable and very enjoyable weekday wedding at Chelsea Old Town Hall.

Chelsea Old Town Hall bride stood by street mirror

Bride and groom with dog in street Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding

Bride and groom on their wedding car Chelsea Old Town Hall

Here’s some other recent weddings at the town hall from the blog:

We all love a Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding!

Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding with David

Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding

By David Green

Chelsea Old town Hall wedding couple get in bridal car

Here’s the registries official website: Venues in Kensington and Chelsea

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Bride and groom leave St Paul's Cathedral after their wedding ceremony

St Paul’s Cathedral Wedding & Leonardo Hotel Reception

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It always feels a great privilege to be a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding photographer. Although I’ve worked on many big days there, it always feels exciting and almost overwhelming. The architecture, the scale, and the majesty are almost unprecedented anywhere in the world. My attitude, of course, wherever the location is, is that I have to do this day and the couple justice. But when it’s a place as famous as this, in many ways I feel it even more keenly!

Wedding Prep at Leonardo’s

As is often the case, prep started nearby at the Leonardo Hotel. It’s a great venue itself, just round the corner, full of glass and steel, with spectacular views from its bars and cafe. It’s pretty nice too when your hotel room has a view of the St Paul’s Dome on top.
For A and A’s big day, coming over from Holland for the occasion. This is where it started for our bride. A’s dad was an OBE award winner, which entitles her and the family, should they so wish, to be married at St Paul’s in the OBE Chapel.

Photography and Video

This particular day I was also working with our preferred videographer, Rory. We divided our time between Leonardo Hotel’s preparations and the groom’s meet-and-greet outside St Paul’s. We certainly got our steps in for the day, jogging between the two!

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One of the things I really love about working at St Paul’s as a wedding photographer are the journeys in for the bride. It means crossing a busy London street with your wedding party and usually this provokes cheering and applause from any passing visitors and people just going about their business. They know where you’re going. You know where you’re going and it does feel really special!

As a bride, walking into St Paul’s, guided by not just your photographer but the verger, passing under the dome and the incredible statues, windows, and architecture, can’t help but give you a sense of occasion and anticipation.

Wedding Ceremony

A and A had arranged the most amazing choral music for the processional, recessional, and at various parts of the ceremony. A very wise choice to have Rory capture that both sonically and visually too.

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After the St Paul’s Cathedral wedding ceremony we had some brief family photos under the incredible world-famous dome. Then the whole wedding party went to the front of the cathedral, to the incredible steps, and had various group shots and a very dramatic bouquet toss.

First St Paul’s Wedding Reception

After this after this it was time for the first of two wedding receptions, starting in the Wren Suite within the cathedral for canapes and champagne. Then on to speeches and cake cutting. That was pretty funny and memorable, with the bride and groom using an absolutely massive sword to cut the cake.

The second reception was scheduled for the Leonardo Hotel across the road.

Couple Shoot

At this point Ana, Rory, and I went for our couple shoot. We used various parts of the front of St Paul’s Cathedral and then went to one of our favourite spots, St Dunstan in the East. St Dunstan’s is a fantastic ruined church. It is ruined because it was bombed in the Second World War and rather than demolish it, it was decided to turn it into a public space and park. From there we made our way slowly back to the Leonardo Hotel, stopping by traditional London red phone boxes and grabbing some walking shots as we went along. Oh yes and a little trip towards the Millennium Bridge for some back views of the cathedral.

Leonardo Hotel Reception

On to the second reception and it was time to capture more guest interaction (always very important) and also the first dance and father-daughter dance. Rory and I stayed long enough to make sure that we got some of the party atmosphere with general boogieing on down too.

On my way home I reflected again on what a privilege it was to be a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding photographer and I wondered how many people had done it as many times as myself. Thank you A & A for a truly fantastic day. I sent this lovely couple 12oo edited images of the day a few weeks later 🙂

By David Green

Here’s Rory’s Highlight Video. The couple also received: Full Ceremony, Full Speeches, Cake Cut, Bouquet Toss, First Dance, Father & Daughter Dance, and a bonus music slideshow video from David of all his edited images.

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Fitzrovia Chapel Wedding Photographer, reception Carousel Charlotte St

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Exterior of Charlotte Street Hotel London

I really appreciate being a regular Fitzrovia Chapel Wedding Photographer, for many reasons. Firstly, it’s a breathtakingly beautiful space to work in. I literally have to stop myself from drinking it all in and getting distracted by the details, the colours (lots of gold!) and the workmanship, it’s is all top notch. It’s such a memorable and romantic place to spend one of the biggest days of a couple’s life.

WEDDING PREPARATION

Fitzrovia Chapel wedding photographer prep shot Groomsmen together on Charlotte Street Fitzrovia wedding morning

Though I’ve sang the praises of the chapel’s beauty and majesty, I do know from my previous visits (and also studying what others have attempted), you need to have great technique and confidence to get the best results from this unique space. Just saying… 🙂

Bridal Makeup Charlotte Street Hotel Fitzrovia Wedding dress hanging at Charlotte Street Hotel London

Back to the wedding, I was delighted to be booked by Z and T based on my previous work there. What a pair of lovely really interesting people too!

Along with the usual Zoom meetings we got to understand each other better through one of my complimentary engagements shoots. We did this in the grounds of Kenwood House Hampstead, and we were able to create some great images the couple were very happy with.

Fitzrovia Chapel external view image

The shots I’m showing here are a small selection of my own personal favourites. I delivered a full 1580 edited images to the couple. So let me know if you’d like to see them too 🙂

This particular big day started with documenting Z’s preparations at the very smart Charlotte Street Hotel. I snuck in and out a few times to capture T’s time at The Wellington pub just across the road too. All good exercise! Afterwards I jogged to Fitzrovia Chapel a few streets away to capture guest arrivals, more preparations, details etc. Then back outside for Z’s arrival with bridesmaids by traditional London black cabs.

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A lovely heart felt ceremony followed, and I was pleased to see Alison as one of the registrars on duty. I’ve worked with her many times in central London. She incidentally performed the ceremony for Paul McCartneys’ most recent wedding. His second at Old Marylebone Town Hall!

Brides arrival by taxi at Fitzrovia Chapel wedding

THE CEREMONY

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DRINKS RECEPTION

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After the ceremony was a drinks reception inside the chapel, which I duly documented along with some group and couple shots outside.

Later on I took the couple on a short but winding walk to good spots for shots I knew. Finally we ended back at Charlotte Street for their entrance into their reception venue: Carousel.

Fitzrovia Drinks Reception collage Bride and groom pose inside Fitzrovia Chapel near altar Bride and groom stood inside Fitzrovia Chapel after wedding

EXTRA COUPLE SHOTS

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CAROUSEL RECEPTION CHARLOTTE STREET

Bride and groom outside Charlotte Street Hotel Carousel Wedding Reception Collage

I recommend Carousel as a potential wedding reception venue, with good ambience, good food and super helpful staff.

After the wedding breakfast we had some very entertaining, and also moving speeches. After those came cake cut and first dance.

I stayed plenty of time afterwards, to make sure I gave the party photographic justice!

Carousel Reception speeches collage Carousel Reception Cake cutting and first dance collage First-dance-Carousel-Charlotte-Street-wedding-reception

FITZROVIA CHAPEL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER REVIEW

Here’s Z & T’s Google review:

Google review for Fitzrovia Chapel Wedding Photographer Review text reads:

“We couldn’t have been happier with David, who was creative, professional, charming, and easy to work with throughout. He was a lovely presence both on the day and in the lead up to the wedding. Going in, we had some clear ideas about the style of photographs we wanted, and he was able to meet the brief perfectly. At the same time he was full of ideas and creativity, happy to guide us to a beautiful location near the venue for some posed couple shots after the ceremony at the Fitzrovia Chapel.

During the reception at Carousel he was able to respond to whatever was happening to produce documentary-style pictures. The end results were simply wonderful – we couldn’t believe he’d been able to cover so much ground, and capture so many of the moments of the day, and make all of us look so good. He really did catch something of the essence of our wedding, and we will treasure our photographs always.”

Take a look at another of my Fitzrovia Wedding Photographer posts on the blog here: Fitzrovia Chapel Wedding Westminster & reception at The Ivy London

Here’s Fitzrovia Chapel’s official website: Fitzrovia Chapel

By David Green

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Great St Barts Wedding Day plus Sherlock Holmes Pub!

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Wedding couple watch as birds fly past London Eye

Bride and groom dance together St Dunstan in the East London

I’ve had the pleasure of documenting a Great St Barts Wedding Day several times now, and every time it has been memorable and atmospheric.

When I got a message asking me if I was available on this lovely couple’s wedding date I was delighted to be able to say YES!

K & T are a couple with great memories of London. Although the met in their native Japan, they felt it would be maximum romance to have their wedding ceremony in world famous St Bartholomew The Great. Or as Londoners affectionately call it: Great St Barts.

Great St Barts Wedding Ceremony

Outside of Great St Barts on a wedding day

Bride and groom arrival down aisle Great St Barts

Wedding ceremony black & white Great St Barts

Exchange of rings Great St Barts Wedding London

St Bartholomew the Great to give the church its full name is one of London’s oldest and most famous. It is London’s oldest parish church at 900 years old and was founded in 1123. Incredible! Many will also know it for its use in the well-known Richard Curtiss romantic comedy “Four Weddings and a Funeral” starring Hugh Grant. It’s pretty dark inside, but I feel that really adds to the atmosphere and magic.
K and T were having a micro wedding with just myself (David) as photographer, their Japanese wedding planner Kazuko, and MUA Michiko.

Great St Barts Wedding Ceremony wide shot

Great St Barts Wedding Ceremony shot

First kiss Great St Barts wedding ceremony

After their St Barts wedding ceremony Kazuko and Michiko were on duty for throwing confetti outside.
The wedding planner and myself had planned a route we felt K and T would both enjoy, and create the best memories for them. We had a traditional London black cab to take us around, and first stop was St Paul’s Cathedral.

Japanese Wedding couple hold hands Great St Barts

Confetti throw Great St Barts Wedding London

Bride and groom outside Great St Bartholomews London

St Paul’s Cathedral

Now at least once a year I photograph an actual wedding at St Paul’s itself. When that happens I can go anywhere around it without security intervention. However, when the wedding being captured is somewhere else nearby you have to be very discreet or you get moved away! Needless to say, I have inside knowledge, so we managed to get what we needed 😊

Japanese Bride and groom together St Pauls Cathedral behind them

Bride and groom in front of old gates St Pauls London

Wide shot bride and groom by gate St Pauls London

Bridal party going up steps to St Pauls Cathedral

Wedding couple walk up steps of St Pauls Cathedral

Bride and groom face each other St Pauls Cathedral

On then to one of my favourite spots close by: St Dunstan in the East. St Dunstan was originally built around 1100 and survived, only just, the Great Fire of London in 1666. Sadly the Second World War German Blitz of 1941 badly damaged it, and it was decided not to rebuild it. On the positive side of things it was kept as a beautiful ruin and small park space, right in the heart of old London.

St Dunstan in the East

Japanese bride with makeup artist London

Bride and groom in arch St Dunstan in the East

Japanese wedding couple face camera St Pauls Cathedral

Wedding pose at St Dunstan in the East London

Bride and groom dance at St Dunstan in the East London

Up next was Butler’s Wharf for some backdrop views of Tower Bridge and The Thames.

I should say too we had the best of times as a group, with lots of laughter thrown into the wedding memories mix. Very important I feel for the couple’s overall experience of their Great St Barts Wedding Day, or any other big day for that matter!

Tower Bridge & Butlers Wharf

Bride and groom by Thames looking at Tower Bridge

Bride and groom together by Tower Bridge London

Bride and groom walk together by Tower Bridge

Bride and groom laugh by Houses of Parliament wedding

A quick dash though the inevitable traffic and we are near the iconic landmark know as The London Eye. I’ve done both wedding ceremonies and wedding receptions on this gigantic Ferris Wheel. Naturally the views are spectacular when you’re on it.

London Eye

Once again if a couple wasn’t involved with the Eye you have to be mindful of local security. What I loved while we were there was the amount of pigeons flying by. I took plenty of shots hoping for appealing flight formations and I wasn’t disappointed!

Japanese wedding couple head to head by London Eye

After this we stopped briefly further down The Thames across from the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. I know from previous experience with Japanese wedding couples that they absolutely love this view!

K and T wanted to end our time at the atmospheric traditional London pub The Sherlock Holmes in Charing Cross. The plan was to toast each other and us with champagne there.

Houses of Parliament & Big Ben

Bride and groom watching Parliament and Big Ben

Once we arrived I saw there were roadworks around the pub, and two guys with signs to stop and start the traffic. I asked if I could borrow the signs for 30 seconds for a memorable shot for our couple. I’m pleased to report they liked my sense of humour and lent us their ‘Stop’ and ‘Go’ signs.

Sherlock Holmes Pub

London Wedding couple pose with stop go signs Charing Cross

All in all an interesting, quirky and very memorable Great St Barts Wedding Day.

Wedding Toast at Sherlock Holmes Pub Charing Cross

The love birds at London Eye black and white

Great St Barts Wedding Day Links:

For more images from Central London and Japanese Weddings take a look at the Four Galleries here:

Wedding Galleries

Here’s a few recent central London Weddings:

Chelsea Weddings

Islington Weddings

Fitzrovia Weddings

Here’s Great St Barts official website for a more detailed history and “What’s On” details:

Great St Barts

By David Green LSWPP

Meet the Team

Here’s an iPhone shot of our team and the bride and groom on the day. I’m the bald one 🙂

Big Day Weddings Japanese ceremony team

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Stanlake Park Wedding bride and groom walking through grounds image

Stanlake Park Wedding Photographer

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I love being a Stanlake Park wedding photographer, for many reasons. I love wine (in moderation!) and I love historical venues. And this wonderful Berkshire estate has both in spades. I’m no stranger to vineyard weddings both in the UK and Europe, and this is one of the best and most appealing to work at.

This particular day I worked with the lovely P and C who booked me on my “Full with David Package” and a few weeks later I delivered just under 1300 edited images to them. I’ve put some of my favourites here. If you would like to see them all, just ask 🙂

I will talk about the different stages of the day, and also later on feature the Live Wedding Artist Joanna Constable Green who was also there on the day.

Dress hanging by mirror Stanlake Park Wedding prep Bridal makeup image Stanlake Park wedding day Bridal makeup image in mirror Stanlake Park wedding morning

This was a day by the way that had every kind of weather from rain, storm clouds, wind and finally bright sunshine, usually with just five minutes between each one!

Bridal makeup applying Stanlake Park Winery wedding morning Bride in handheld mirror Stanlake Park wedding

For your wedding day at Stanlake Park Wine Estate, the first part of the timeline is usually based around around the charming courtyard at the side of the vineyard itself. Here if the ceremony is indoors, then it will be in the beautiful grade II listed eighteenth century coach house. Nice!

For wedding prep you get the use of The Bow Loft, another historic and interesting space. P and C made full use of these for their morning getting ready, and then their celebrant led wedding ceremony. While the girls got prepaed the boys were a short walk away, through the fab vineyard to the nineteenth century barn, used for wedding breakfasts and receptions that can hold up to 150 guests. There’s also a small range of overnight accommodation too if needed.

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After the ceremony and confetti throw in the courtyard (the rain stopped for a while) then it was into the drinks reception and some friends and family pics. That headed inside after a while (the rain came back), so between showers and watching the wedding artist do her thing, I was able to pop out a couple of times to do some wedding portraits with the two stars of the day 🙂

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The vineyard itself is extensive, and a picturesque walled part has entrances to both the courtyard and the Vineyard Barn too. It’s a very pleasant walk between the two. In the barn we had some great socializing and speeches, and a wonderful wedding breakfast. The small red wine produced by Stanlake itself I had the opportunity to try was exceptional, and I know I will be ordering from their shop in the near future!

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Speaking of drinking…the couple and some of the most daring guests played a very amusing sporty German drinking game (I think probably picked up at university) which our bride’s team eventually won. For the later first dance I’m delighted to say that P and C arranged an excellent band. I love to see live music at events and these guys definitely added to the uniqueness of the evening. A lovely day all-round.

Drinking game at Stanlake Park Wedding Reception Bride wins drinking game at Stanlake Park Winery wedding Bride and groom with umbrella at Stanlake Park Bride and groom first dance Stanlake Park wedding reception First dance kiss Stanlake Park wedding reception

Here’s live Wedding Painter and celebrity artist Joanna Constable Green starting the couple’s painting from images on her ipad, during the drinks reception. She’s a direct descendant of famous Victorian artist John Constable. Here’s her dedicated website: JOANNA CONSTABLE GREEN – Home

Wedding Artist at Stanlake Park Wedding Reception Joanna Constable Green

Here’s Joanna’s finished piece below:

Wedding painting by Joanna Constable Green

And here I am, David, smiley man, your potential Stanlake Park Wedding Photographer (all my own teeth, and easy to maintain hairstyle):

Stanlake Park Wedding Photographer David Green

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London Wedding Photographer

Find a Chelsea Old Town Hall Wedding Photographer today

St Paul’s Cathedral Wedding & Leonardo Hotel Reception

Wedding Prep at Leonardo’s

Photography and Video

Wedding Ceremony

First St Paul’s Wedding Reception

Couple Shoot

Leonardo Hotel Reception

Fitzrovia Chapel Wedding Photographer, reception Carousel Charlotte St

WEDDING PREPARATION

THE CEREMONY

DRINKS RECEPTION

EXTRA COUPLE SHOTS

CAROUSEL RECEPTION CHARLOTTE STREET

FITZROVIA CHAPEL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER REVIEW

Great St Barts Wedding Day plus Sherlock Holmes Pub!

Great St Barts Wedding Ceremony

St Paul’s Cathedral

St Dunstan in the East

Tower Bridge & Butlers Wharf

London Eye

Houses of Parliament & Big Ben

Sherlock Holmes Pub

Great St Barts Wedding Day Links:

Meet the Team

Stanlake Park Wedding Photographer

A Final Word

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