Lindsay and Graham were married at Priston Church in Somerset. As it was a lovely day, the register was signed outside, which is certainly unusual!
The reception was at the beautiful venue of Priston Mill, in the converted Tythe Barn. The gardens with lavender borders and a lake provided the backdrop for the wedding photographs.
A few of my favourites are here…
Hair by Di McDonald
www.dimcdonaldmakeup.co.uk
One of my favourite venues, the 18th century barn has been sympathetically converted to retain many of its original features and charm. There are beautiful and tranquil grounds offering plenty of scope for wedding photography.
A popular wedding venue, with the option to get married outside, or in one of the barns. Pretty gardens and castle ruins make great backdrops for the wedding photographs. Here is a small selection to give you a feel for getting married at Cooling Castle.
Ye Olde Bell in Hurley is reputed to be the oldest inn in England, dating back to the 12th century. For weddings, the venue can accommodate 40 guests in the refurbished rooms of the Malt House, or 120 guests in the 18th century Tithe barn. There are grounds for your wedding photographs or the river Thames is a short, picturesque walk away, another great photo opportunity!
Here is some wedding photography that features Ye Olde Bell in Hurley.
A small selection of photographs that feature the wedding venue, Old Luxters Barn in Oxfordshire. Old Luxters Barn is a 17th century barn that is exclusive to couples on their wedding day.
