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Photographer for Rugby Weddings
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]Rugby is a beautiful market town nestling the banks of the River Avon and is situated 13 miles east of Coventry, in the North-East of Warwickshire, near the borders with Northamptonshire and Leicestershire. Rugby has a population of roughly 63000 people which makes it the second largest town in Warwickshire.
Initially, Rugby was an Anglo-Saxon farming [/wpcol_1quarter] [wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end]settlement and was listed in the 1086 Doomsday Book as being named Rocheberie. In 1255, Rugby was granted a charter to allow it to permission to hold a market. The town soon grew from a village into a small market town and stayed as such until the railways came through in the 19th Century. The London and Birmingham Railway was built around the town in 1838 only to have another major line, the Midlands Counties Railway, make a junction at Rugby. As a result, the town became an important railway junction and consequently attracted rail workers to the town. In space of 45 years (1835-1880) the populations quadrupled and the local economy boomed. This led to the attraction of heavy industries in the late 1800’s which turned the town into a considerable industrial centre. With the introduction of motorways and the fact the M1 and the M6 converged nearby, this further increased the magnetism of this lovely town.
Rugby has been made world famous for being the founding town for the game Rugby Football. The invention of the sport is credited to William Web Ellis who in 1823, while playing football at Rugby School, picked up the ball and ran with it.
Another claim to fame for Rugby is the birthplace of the Jet Engine. Sir Frank Whittle built his first prototype here in 1937 at the British Thomson Houston Works.
Rugby Wedding Venues
Brownsover Hall Hotel, Brownsover, near Rugby
Brownsover Hall Hotel is an absolutely stunning venue for your perfect Warwickshire wedding. Set within a 7 acre landscaped garden and woodland, you and your guests will marvel at the this Grade II listed Gothic Victorian mansion. With open fires, sumptuous decoration and grand sweeping staircases, you are certain to be romanced by this wonderful building. Brownsover Hall is extremely photogenic and will almost guarantee you the wedding photography you are looking for.
Dunchurch Park Hotel, Dunchurch, near Rugby
Dunchurch Park Hotel have created a romantic, picturesque setting for your perfect wedding day for your and your guests enjoy. Dunchurch Park is a Grade II listed Manor House situated in the village of Dunchurch. Set in 72 acres of landscaped gardens, the grounds include a lake and a fountain which are the perfect for your enchanting reportage wedding photography. The hotel itself can accommodate a maximum of 350 guests for the wedding breakfast and a maximum of 500 guests for the evening reception.
Catthorpe Manor, Catthorpe, near Rugby
Catthorpe Manor is gorgeous, secluded listed building set on 22 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland near to the town of Rugby. Catthorpe Manor strives to offer versatile packages to suit both those who are working with a tight budget and those who are a planning a lavish celebration. The glorious gardens offer a peaceful location and a wonderful backdrop for your wedding photographers. Warwickshire countryside at it’s most beautiful. The wedding breakfast can be held in one of the two rooms available and can accommodate up to 268 guests. For the evening reception, Catthorpe Manor has space for up to 400 guests.
Stanford Hall, Stanford, near Rugby
Stanford Hall is a magnificent Queen Anne manor house nestled in a amongst beautiful rolling countryside. Stanford Hall boasts an extremely high level of accommodation since being recently renovated and would make a excellent choice for a fairytale wedding. With stunning views in all directions the job for Warwickshire wedding photographers would be an easy one.
The property can provide accommodation for a maximum of 20 guests. However, the indoor dining capacity is 80 guests with the marquee dining capacity being 200 guests.
Ashton Lodge Hotel, Street Ashton, near Rugby
Ashton Lodge Hotel is situated in Street Ashton, which is a small hamlet in the rural heart of Warwickshire. It is built on 2 1/2 acres of beautiful open countryside which makes ideal for your perfect country wedding.
Ashton Lodge is a truly gorgeous Edwardian house has been decorated in a very traditional manner and has kept many of its original period features throughout. There are two function rooms which are available for weddings. Both have been recently renovated to their former glory and boast solid wood floors and Edwardian open fireplaces. The rooms are both fully licensed for civil ceremonies and can cater for up to 60 people.