Lancashire Wedding Venues | Autumn Stone Photography

Lancashire wedding photographer

One of the best things about being a Lancashire wedding photographer is that I get to travel this beautiful part of the country. Lancashire is one of my favourite parts of the country. The county is huge and stretches from the Pennines  to the west coast and from Cheshire to the Lake District. My parents had their annual holidays every year in Lancashire, so it’s always nice to go back and photograph weddings in this stunning region.

Lancashire wedding photos from an award winning photographer

Below are a few different choices of wedding venue in Lancashire. Please take a look though and if you are getting married in this part of the country then why not get  in touch?

My style of wedding photography is very natural.You can just get on with enjoying your wedding day and leave the rest to me. I promise no awkward posing or fake smiles.

There are no extra travel costs for weddings in Lancashire. 

The Wedding chapel  in Blackpool stands under the shadow of the Tower, on the seafront and is the perfect seaside place to get hitched. Blackpool Tower and the tower ballroom, maybe you can have a Strictly themed wedding! Blackpool Winter Gardens is another venue in the centre of town and needs no introduction from me.

For more coastal venues then how about The Vincent in Southport? It’s a stone’s throw from the famous Lord Street and you can use Southport’s iconic bandstand for your photos. A little up the coast in Morecambe and  The Platform  is a converted Edwardian railway station with views over the bay, so you’ll get both the sea and a piece of history. How about a little piece of Art Deco style for your big day? The Midland Hotel is on the seafront and the sun terrace has fantastic views over the North West coast of Morecambe Bay and is a real luxury venue for the discerning bride and groom. Finally, and wrapping up the coastal locations, there’s the graceful and gentile Lytham St Anne’s. Lytham Hall is a fine grade 1 listed 18th Century Georgian manor house, which sits at the end of a mile long driveway surrounded on all sides by almost 80 acres of parkland. You can then use the windmill and the stunning coastline for your photos.

Wedding barns in Lancashire

Rivington Hall Barn stands in gorgeous grounds and is just north of Bolton. Clough Bottom is an unusual barn, in the Ribble valley, a lovely farm wedding venue with lots of photo opportunities. The Well Being Farm is between Darwen and Ramsbottom and is a really unique barn reception, it also its own llamas and donkeys, who could ask for more. If you are feeling a little shy in your photos just get these woolly beasts in on the act. Bashall Barn has lovely views over the valley and the owner has lots of plans to make it even better. Brockholes Nature reserve a venue that floats and is set in acres of  greenery, it’s not too far from Preston. Tithe Barn at Browsholme Hall is a stone barn with oak beams which has a lovely feel to it. Back to Southport now for Meols Hall, it has lots of charm and is great in all weathers too. Finally to wrap up the barns Wyresdale Park, is just on the edge of the Forest of Bowland, a really beautiful spot to get married in.

A touch of  luxury! How about a Lancashire Hall or stately home?

Lancashire wedding photographer

Haigh Hall is set in acres of parkland, the hall has recently been renovated and is quite simply stunning and the perfect wedding venue. Haworth Art Gallery is a small venue for small intimate weddings, it’s near Accrington. Close to Chorley Astley Hall is an Elizabethan Hall and can host weddings with up to 70 guests. Great Hall at Gawthorpe Hall is a  National Trust property which is available for weddings. it is a truly stunning setting for your big day.

If you’re looking for city centre venues in Manchester then head over to my Manchester wedding venues page.

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Wedding venues in Lancashire

As you can see, Lancashire has some of the best wedding venues around. Bride and grooms travel from all over the country to bring their guests here for their big day. With incredible backdrops and wonderful scenery it is the perfect area for a wedding photographer. From the inland hills and moors with acres of greenery and dry stone walls to the rugged coastline and it’s all in easy reach from all corners of the UK.

Lancashire’s picturesque rural landscapes, windswept moors and breathtaking coastal scenery make an ideal backdrop for your wedding. Lancashire wedding venues can be found in every part of the county, so whether you’re looking for a cosy countryside venue for close friends and family for an intimate wedding or an historic barn conversion or a luxury five star experience, you’ll find it in Lancashire.

The romantic moors, fells and valleys of the literary classics, covered in heather, parks and wildlife. Or the world-famous palatial lakes, gorgeous beaches, flowering gardens and peaceful parks.

Lancashire wedding photographer

Photography in and around the Red Rose county

If you are a photographer, professional or armature, then Lancashire is the place to go. Lancashire is a county of differing landscapes, heritage and food and drink, covering 1190 square miles of England’s North West. There is something for everyone, with countryside, canals, coast and towns. There is the unique, Morecambe Bay in the north to the flat coastal plains around Ormskirk and the Ribble Estuary. The world-famous seaside town of Blackpool with its famous Tower in the west to the fells and moorland of the Forest of Bowland and the famous Pendle Hill in the east, visitors to Lancashire are truly spoilt.

Get in Touch

If you are looking for a Lancashire wedding photographer when please get in touch to check availability. Although I am based in Manchester, there are no extra travel costs for Lancashire weddings.