It was a total joy to do the wedding photography for Georgie and Scott wedding at Dartmouth House back in May. They had been waiting two years to get married because of covid, but it was an amazing day and totally worth the wait! The day packed with wonderful moments, beautiful florals, epic dance floor shenanigans, and of course, it had Dartmouth House as the backdrop.

The ceremony was a beautiful humanist service conducted by Nikki at Perfect Day Ceremonies and held in the courtyard surrounded by gorgeous flowers by Joanne Truby. The courtyard is so lovely, you wouldn’t believe you were in central London!

The wedding itself was nothing short of a fairytale. The couple’s love for each other was palpable, and it was an honour to capture their love story through my lens. From the laughs to the tears of joy, I made sure not to miss a single moment. The emotions were so raw and genuine, and it was such a privilege to be a part of it all.

As you can imagine, being a wedding photographer comes with its fair share of challenges. But I love what I do, and weddings like these make it all worth it. It’s not just about taking pretty pictures; it’s about capturing the essence of love and creating timeless memories.

Hollywood glamour

Dartmouth House in central London is a stunning Grade II listed mansion house. It has a stunning marble staircase and grand hall for dining. Georgie and Scott used florist, Joanna Truby, and the flowers really did look incredible. It is quickly becoming one of my favourite venues in London. Dartmouth House is a beautiful setting for any wedding, and is one of the loveliest places to get married in London. The venue offers seriously good food – and there stunning marble staircase which is perfect for photos.

Georgie looked all Hollywood glamour in her dress from Mirror Mirror and Scott wore a dapper tuxedo and tales and they both looked really gorgeous.

The couple had a cocktail drinks reception in the afternoon, and a live band in the evening. The band – Supa Tight Band, were amazing – one of the best I’ve seen for ages! For dinner they had a slap up meal, and the first dance was a romantic slow dance. They finished off the evening with a sparkler exit.

If you’re planning a wedding at Dartmouth House and need a wedding photographer please do get in touch!