05 — Cheshire · Staffordshire · Shropshire

Where your pictures happen.

Every venue has its own light and its own best hour. This is the region read that way — the halls, churches, gardens and lanes weddings actually happen in, and what photographs well in each.

Where couples marry

Weddings are taken on across Nantwich and Crewe, and through Sandbach, Congleton, Alsager, Tarporley, Chester, Knutsford, Delamere — town-centre registry offices, parish churches, country halls and farm barns.

Marrying somewhere not listed? Tell us the venue — the day is planned around its rooms, its grounds and its light, not a fixed schedule.

Venue guides, with portrait spots and light

The kinds of places a Cheshire, Staffordshire or Shropshire wedding happens.

Black-and-white halls
Timber-framed houses are part of the Cheshire landscape — and they turn up again and again in the portfolio.
Sandstone churches
Long red sandstone naves and arched doorways, photographed without flash or fuss.
Walled gardens & grounds
Old brick walls, gazebos and lawns: good light, and room for children to run about.
Lanes and open country
Portraits often happen a short walk away — a lane, a field, the hills on the horizon.