Venues•
on October 14th, 2011•
Rudding Park Wedding Photography – below is a gallery of images, we hope you enjoy looking through them!
Rudding Park in North Yorkshire is situated in between Leeds and York and just outside Harrogate, the romantic venue of Rudding Park sits within it’s glorious mature gardens. This privately owned luxury hotel, spa and golf course overlooks beautiful parkland and offers various functions rooms. The rooms of this country house, with their high ceilings and full length windows give a feeling of grandeur to every wedding reception and offer a perfect backdrop for your wedding photography.
Whether you are seeking a civil ceremony or simply your wedding breakfast, Rudding Park offers you a choice of facilities including a marquee package. Every room in the house has been registered for civil ceremonies from 4 people up to 200. The hotel also offers accommodation for you and your guests, the bedrooms have a contemporary feel combined with some more traditional touches to create a peaceful setting in harmony with the picturesque grounds.
Since opening, Rudding Park has won a series of both national and local awards praising both their facilities and service. Nominated as one of the AA’s top 200 hotels, Rudding Park has 4 AA red stars and two AA rosettes for the Clocktower’s cuisine. Known as Yorkshire’s Premier Hotel and Golf Resort, the hotel has just been voted Yorkshire’s ‘Large Hotel of the Year 2011′ at the White Rose Awards.
The wedding photography options at Rudding Park, Harrogate are endless, our portfolio of images below include the various functions rooms, chapel, the amazing frontage of the Regency house and the glorious gardens/parkland.
To view more beautiful Rudding Park wedding photography and discuss your requirements in further detail please contact us to arrange an appointment.
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Weddings•
on May 31st, 2011•
We photographed Amanda and Ben’s wedding in March at Ripley Church followed by Ripley Castle (it is wonderful when the reception venue is so near the church as it saves people getting lost en-route) which was a wedding we’d been looking forward to since we first met the couple (and Amanda’s parents) at the UK Wedding show in Harrogate back in September 2009.
On the day we didn’t have the best of weather which is something we’re quite used to dealing with although it was nice when the lovely people from Superior Motor Car Company were on hand with umbrellas, even holding one over my head whilst I took a few shots and completed the list of group photographs – usually I just stand in the rain getting soaked.
The beautiful flowers were by Helen James Flowers of Harrogate who were there to swiftly move displays from the church to the reception, as usual the staff at Ripley Castle were brilliant and the food looked superb, all in all the weather didn’t put the dampeners on things, not even the fantastic firework display by Ferrensby Fireworks!
Weddings•
on February 15th, 2011•
Ruth & Jonathan’s Wedding September 11th 2010
This was one of the last hot summer days we had last year, it now seems like a long distant memory!
Anyway, this was also the first time we’d photographed a wedding at Crathorne Hall, Yarm in North Yorkshire.
Ruth was getting ready at home but wanted to stop half way to the venue as there was a lovely cow field that had a fantastic view of Crathorne Hall in the distance.
Music on the day was provided by The Event Music Company (part of the Yorkshire Wedding Collective), flowers were supplied by Carl Banks and the theme for the table plan was based around a selection TV/Movie Stars!
Weddings•
on February 1st, 2011•
Hayley and Jonathan were married last August at the Church in Burley in Wharfedale. Quite often we head over the border into West Yorkshire and then back into North Yorkshire for the reception which in this case was at Rudding Park Hotel, one of the top wedding venues in our region. As North Yorkshire photographers we’re often asked if we travel to X or can cover a wedding outside of the Yorkshire region, the answer to that one is yes, the furthest we’ve travelled to a wedding is Tanga in Tanzania, so a church in Leeds isn’t a problem!
We’d already spoken with Hayley & Jonathan about photography in the church who said they’d asked the vicar and there was some restriction but we’d need to discuss it on the day, as it happened we could take photographs on arrival, one from the back and photos of signing the register. I’ll post in more detail a bit of a ‘heads up’ on weddings, churches and photography next week as I’ve been meaning to do that for a while now.
Anyway, after the wedding the driver of the wedding car opened a bottle of Champagne for the couple and we all set off to Rudding Park in the lovely sunshine.
The wedding breakfast was to be held in the Radcliffe Room which looked stunning with lovely table settings, seat covers and pink as the colour scheme, I can’t tell you how well pink works for weddings, it’s one of our favourite colours! Another little detail in the Radcliffe is the large pillars which look superb with the fairy lights – Top tip – if you’re having this room for your wedding always have the fairy lights, you heard it here first 
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