Romantic wedding at Alfriston Gardens
Alfriston Gardens has the perfect backdrop for your romantic wedding, and with floating drapes, twinkling chandeliers, stunning flowers, dry ice...
Romantic weddings
Castle Goring wedding
Haruna and Toby were certainly in good company for their Castle Goring wedding. Before them came Shelley, the romantic poet’s...
Ikos Resort weddings
Needless to say, I love photographing weddings at any of the Ikos Resorts. When it comes to choosing your picture-perfect...
Syrencot wedding
Abbie and Carl selected a luxuriously restored Georgian house for their Syrencot wedding in Wiltshire. Every stage of their day led...
High-end Gilpin Lake House wedding
Jayne and Matt chose the fabulous Gilpin Lake House for their small, intimate wedding in the picturesque Windermere. Right in the...
Top 10 ideas for a romantic wedding
Romantic weddings are all about creating a magical, intimate, and heartfelt atmosphere that celebrates love in the most beautiful way. Whether you’re dreaming of a grand fairy-tale event or a cosy, intimate gathering, romance can be woven into every detail at home or abroad.
Key elements of a romantic wedding
This theme takes shape in many ways and is different for each couple. Here are a few of my favourite tips:
- 1 – pastel colours
- 2 – soft glow of candles
- 3 – abundant flowers
- 4 – princess-inspired details
- 5 – vintage and moody designs
- 6 – decadent and delicious food
- 7 – dry ice and dry sparkle
- 8 – live music
- 9 – exotic location
- 10 – twilight ceremony
Not to be missed photography ops
- Golden hour photos: Capturing the dreamy glow of sunset. Make sure you hava a silhouette one as well :).
- Candid moments: Genuine laughter, happy tears, and intimate glances between the two of you.
- Romantic poses: Close embraces, forehead kisses, and soft, dreamy shots.
Are you also planning a romantic wedding in Sussex? Or further afield, in the UK or abroad?
Tell me your story
If you’re looking for a wedding photographer and like my style, I would love to find out more about you and your plans. With a first class Fine Art university degree, an Associate qualification from the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP) and hundreds of weddings under my belt you can be assured your wedding memories are in safe hands. The qualification means I am among the elite 1-2 per cent of wedding photographers in the country :-). Just get in touch with Sussex wedding photographer: Ebourne Images.
