A couple walking hand in hand at their Cheshire wedding at Peckforton Castle

Cheshire wedding venues · Peckforton Castle

Inspire Wedding Photography · Andy Wilkinson

Cheshire wedding venuesA photographer’s guide.

Explore venues I’ve photographed, see real wedding stories and find inspiration for your own Cheshire celebration.

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A place for your kind of celebration

Find your Cheshire
wedding venue.

From castle surroundings to woodland celebrations, these are venues I’ve photographed. Explore the stories to see real weddings, then use the planning prompts below when you visit. Confirm current availability, facilities and wedding arrangements directly with each venue.

Castle surroundings

Peckforton Castle

For couples drawn to stone walls and a dramatic backdrop, the opening photograph shows how a simple walk together can make the most of the setting. When planning portraits, ask which outdoor areas will be available and where you could go if it rains.

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Knutsford celebrations

Colshaw Hall

Start with the real wedding story to see the ceremony and celebrations at this Knutsford venue. When you visit, think about the people as well as the setting: where will everyone gather after the ceremony, and where could family photographs fit into the day?

Colshaw Hall wedding story ↗

Chester weddings

Old Palace Chester

Amanda and John’s wedding shows the variety offered by the bridal suite, steps and grounds. Use their story to picture the flow of a Chester celebration, then ask the venue about your own confetti arrangements and timings. Visit Old Palace Chester’s official website for venue information.

Old Palace Chester wedding ↗

Woodland atmosphere

Cheshire Woodland Weddings

If you’re imagining a celebration among the trees, explore Holly and Laura’s wedding for inspiration. For an outdoor setting, discuss wet-weather arrangements with the venue and think about footwear for walking between the ceremony, celebrations and portraits.

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Country-house moments

Inglewood Manor

The photographs here bring together window-lit bridal portraits, confetti and a walk across the lawn. If that mix appeals to you, leave a little space in your schedule for photographs indoors and outside. Ask which preparation room and outdoor areas will be available on your date.

Inglewood Manor wedding story ↗

Near Chester

Grosvenor Pulford

The bridal portrait here shows how window light can create a quiet moment before the celebrations. Explore the wedding story for more inspiration, and ask about preparation spaces and indoor portrait options when you visit this venue near Chester.

Grosvenor Pulford wedding ↗

Cheshire & the North West

More places.
More inspiration.

Planning a wedding at Tabley House, The Chester Fields or Rowton Hall? You’ll find photographs from each in this collection. I also cover Chester, Knutsford, Northwich, Crewe and Macclesfield.

Looking for a North West wedding photographer in Liverpool, Manchester or elsewhere in the region? Then tell me your venue and date when you enquire. For weddings over the border, explore my North Wales wedding photography.

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A couple walking hand in hand across the sunlit lawn at Inglewood Manor
A moment together · Inglewood Manor

The photographer behind the guide

Hi, I’m Andy.
Here for your story.

I’m Andy Wilkinson, the photographer behind Inspire Wedding Photography. This guide brings together venues I’ve photographed, with real wedding images to help you picture your own celebration.

My approach combines natural moments, colourful portraits and gentle direction when you need it. You can explore my Cheshire wedding photography to find out more.

A little more about Andy ↗

Chester · Knutsford · Northwich · Crewe · Macclesfield
Also covering weddings across the North West.

A couple kissing in a shower of confetti at Inglewood Manor
Inglewood Manor
A groom wiping away a tear during his Cheshire wedding at Colshaw Hall
Colshaw Hall

Light, atmosphere and time together

Picture your day.
Indoors and out.

When you visit a venue, look beyond its main ceremony space. Windows, sheltered corners and outdoor paths can all offer different possibilities for your photographs.

A bride holding her bouquet in warm window light at Inglewood Manor
Inglewood Manor
A couple standing beneath a large painting and ornate wall lights at Tabley House
Tabley House
A bride holding a white bouquet in soft window light at the Grosvenor Pulford
Grosvenor Pulford
Two brides sharing a kiss at their Cheshire woodland wedding
Cheshire Woodland Weddings

Natural moments. Creative portraits.

A little time for the two of you

Allow a little breathing room in your timings for portraits. A woodland path, window light or an evening stroll can give us variety without a long break from your guests.

Then back to the celebrations

Ask your venue where guests will gather between the ceremony and meal, and where the evening celebrations happen. These spaces are part of your wedding story, too.

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A bride raising her arm on the dance floor surrounded by a swirl of red light at Rowton Hall
Rowton Hall

Think about the whole celebration

From preparations
to the party.

When comparing venues, picture the evening as well as the ceremony. Ask about the dance floor, lighting and where your guests will spend their time. The Rowton Hall photograph here is a reminder that the party belongs in your story, too.

Once you have a date and venue in mind, explore the photography coverage that fits your plans.

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A few things you might be wondering

Planning your venue
and photographs.

Something else on your mind?
Ask Andy ↗

What should we look for when visiting a Cheshire wedding venue?

Think about the flow of the whole day: preparation rooms, ceremony space, where guests gather and the evening celebrations. Ask to see indoor options for wet weather, and discuss where portraits and family photographs could happen. Check current arrangements directly with the venue.

How much time should we allow for wedding photographs?

It depends on your ceremony time, the season and the family photographs you want. Share your plans with me so we can allow time for the pictures that matter to you while keeping plenty of time with your guests.

Have you photographed at our Cheshire wedding venue?

This page includes photographs from Peckforton Castle, Colshaw Hall, Inglewood Manor and Old Palace Chester. You’ll also see Cheshire Woodland Weddings, Grosvenor Pulford, Tabley House, The Chester Fields and Rowton Hall. If your venue isn’t listed, get in touch and tell me where you’re celebrating.

We’re camera shy. Will we have to pose all day?

No. My approach is relaxed, with natural coverage and some direction for portraits and family photographs. That way, you can have photographs together and still enjoy time with your guests.

Where can we see your wedding photography prices?

You can explore my wedding photography packages for current options. When you enquire, include your date, venue and the parts of the day you’d like covered so we can talk through what suits your plans.

How do we check availability for our wedding?

Use my contact page to send your wedding date, venue and a little about your plans. Then I’ll be able to confirm availability and help with the next steps.

A couple kissing in tall grass in golden evening light at The Chester Fields

Your story starts here

Let’s make
something
worth keeping.

Found your venue? I’d love to photograph your day. Send me your date, venue and a little about your plans to check availability.

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Photograph: The Chester Fields