Winter wedding in The White Palace
Love knows no boundaries. It was truly an international affair at Harriet & Max’s wonderful winter wedding at the Grand...
Winter weddings
East Sussex wedding
Sam and Michael’s winter East Sussex wedding at Blackstock County Estate was full of charm and true love. The couple’s love...
Upwaltham Barns winter wedding
I was looking forward to Jess & Ant’s Upwaltham Barns winter wedding. I have photographed at this family venue in...
Pangdean Old Barn wedding in Brighton
Barn weddings have become very popular in recent years and it’s easy to see why. There are so many stunning...
Bury Manor Barn wedding in Sussex
Ross and Rose’s winter wedding took place at the charming Bury Manor Barn in West Sussex. Located at the end...
South Lodge Hotel wedding
Nested in almost 100 acres of stunning Sussex countryside with an unobstructed view of the South Downs, South Lodge Hotel...
Southdowns Manor wedding
Chloe and James brought a touch of Jamaican sunshine and celebration to a beautiful winter wedding at Southdowns Manor. Most...
Indian wedding in Brighton
First of all, I am so pleased Sam and Del received the go-ahead to wed on this beautiful, sunny winter’s...
Random Hall Hotel wedding in West Sussex
Random Hall Hotel is a stunning 16th-century farmhouse that has been converted into an ideal venue for your wedding day....
Fairy tale wedding in Salzburg
A fairy tale wedding in Salzburg is a magical occasion in any month but especially in the winter. These selected...
Winter wonder weddings
I love, love, love winter weddings. There is something magical about them. The soft lights, the pastel colours, the beautiful early sunsets. Oh, and some snow if you are lucky, which will rival any sun-kissed summer snapshots. Having said that, I have photographed many weddings – some featured here – on bright sunny days. No wonder more and more couples are opting for luxurious winter weddings.
Festive spirits
On the lead up to Christmas, everyone gets into the festive spirit, ready to party. However, if you prefer a late winter wedding in January or February, your loved ones will have something to look forward to after the festive period and long winter days. Everyone is a winner!
Festive Décor
To contrast these soft colours you can also opt for rich, royal colours for your decorations. Pine cones, foliage, hollies, soft candle lights are great for centre pieces while fairy lights and sparkles are ideal for outside shots.
Do you like what you see?
Do you like what you see? Are you also seeking your wedding photographer to capture your winter wedding? Please contact Ebourne Images. I would love to photograph your big day too. Last but not least, with hundreds of weddings under my belt, a first class Fine Art university degree and an Associate qualification from the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP), you can be assured your portrait and wedding photography is in safe hands. These qualifications mean I am among the elite 1-2 per cent of photographers in the country.
