Shropshire Wedding Photographer
Award Winning
Natural Moments, Relaxed, Emotive Photography
I’m Charlotte, a Shropshire based Wedding Photographer providing documentary wedding photography in Shropshire, Wales and Cheshire. I also offer on location, family portrait photography in and around Shropshire. Wedding photography for me is all about the people and the special moments, families and friends coming together on a day that is filled with love and happiness. Hugs and kisses, tears and laughter, moments filled with pure emotion, all unobtrusively documented. While you are here why not have a wander around the website, if you like what you see head over to the Contact Page to get in touch, I love to chat!
Kind Words
We have just watched the slideshow! Its sooooo lovely and brought a good few tears to the eyes! The photos are fab and really do bring back great memories and encapsulated a wonderful day! We so want to do it again! Thank you very much to you for fab photos and for being so lovely throughout.
Recent Weddings
Jess & Alex’s Sun-Kissed Summer Wedding at Iscoyd Park – Captured by a Recommended Iscoyd Park Wedding Photographer
Jess and Alex’s wedding at Iscoyd Park was nothing short of magical, filled with love, laughter, and the most breathtaking summer backdrop. On a glorious August day, with the sun shining brightly, their wedding unfolded in the most beautiful way, from heartfelt...
Rebekah & Mark’s Enchanting December Wedding at Grange Barn Cheshire
If you’re searching for the perfect Grange Barn wedding photography, Rebekah and Mark’s beautiful December celebration is the ultimate inspiration. Their Grange Barn Cheshire wedding was filled with love, laughter, and magical festive touches, making...
A Magical September Wedding at Hencote Vineyard Estate, Shrewsbury – Emily & Matt
Emily and Matt’s wedding at the stunning Hencote Vineyard Estate was nothing short of magical! Surrounded by their closest family and friends, they celebrated their love in a truly unforgettable setting. If you are looking for a Hencote Estate Wedding...
The Beautiful County of Shropshire
Shropshire is a wonderful county in England, sharing its borders with Wales, Cheshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire. It is famous for its history, natural beauty and its industrial heritage.
Ironbridge Gorge was in fact the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and hosts the oldest cast iron bridge. The Ironbridge Gorge is part of Shropshire’s fascinating heritage and known worldwide along with Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal.
Spanning Shropshire are over one hundred conservation areas along with multiple areas of natural beauty; Stiperstones, The Carding Mill Valley and The Long Mynd to name a few popular beauty spots.
The scenic route from Shrewsbury to Church Stretton and the Long Mynd is a favourite drive of mine with the spectacular Shropshire Hills to tantalise the eye. I love trail running around the Long Mynd. Running through the stunning valleys and the tumbling hills, the views are breathtaking and meeting deer, sheep and wild horses along the way! The Long Mynd is a perfect place for walking, cycling, paragliding and horse riding too!
Shropshire certainly provides high artisan foods and drinks from farming and diversification. Battlefield Farm Shop and Ludlow Food Centre have certainly put themselves on the map for this.
Ludlow Festival to the foodies out there, is renowned and bursting with folks from all over the county and the UK to come and taste the food and drink from independent producers annually in September.
Shrewsbury oozes history, especially its Tudor heritage with its stunning black and white buildings, narrow streets and particularly Rowley’s House.
Shrewsbury, the county town of Shropshire was also the birthplace Charles Darwin (Famous for his Biological Sciences and his theory of Natural Selection.) It is also well known for is location being along the River Severn, National Trust Site Attingham Park, its thriving market, the World Famous Annual Flower Show and the recent addition of Theatre Severn.
The Shrewsbury area contains some incredible wedding venues for newly engaged couples. Burlton Manor, Hawkstone Hall, Netley Hall and Hencote (which also makes its own English Wines, which are amazing by the way, “Vivienne” is my favourite!)
Outside of Shrewsbury, Davenport House, The Mill Barns and The Astbury Golf Resort are also stunning venues around the Bridgnorth area.
If you are looking for a more rustic barn feel, Pimhill Barn is also a favourite I like to recommend!
I was not originally from Shropshire, I moved to Whitchurch when I was four years old and have never left! Its an incredible market town with great connections with the A41 and A49 from Chester to Shrewsbury. I actually learnt that this road route was actually founded by the Romans and coincidently I live on Roman Way, which was in fact the mid stop point for the Romans along this route. With this history from the Romans, this makes Whitchurch the oldest town in Shropshire!