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Photographer for Leamington Spa Weddings
[wpcol_1quarter id=”” class=”” style=””]The town of Royal Leamington Spa was originally known as Leamington Priors and was a tiny village until about 1800. Although the villagers of the middle ages were aware of saline spring, the value of them did not become apparent until 1784 when they started building bathing houses surrounding some of them. About 25 years later, due to the incredible demand, a [/wpcol_1quarter] [wpcol_3quarter_end id=”” class=”” style=””][/wpcol_3quarter_end]small group formed to fund the building of a bath house of such a grand scale, the likes of which had not been seen before. The group purchased land on what is now the west side of the parade in the hope of building the baths in the new part of town. However their attempts to find a salt spring were unsuccessful and the baths were eventually built on the other side of the river, close to the old part of town. In July 1814 “The Royal Pump Room and Baths” were officially opened at a cost of £30,000 was claimed to have cured all manner of illnesses and ailments.
Leamington Spa is divided by the River Leam running east to west and has several parks and gardens, including the beautiful Jephson Gardens, close to the Royal Pump Rooms and next to the River Leam in the town centre. The buildings in the town include a variety of magnificent Georgian and early Victorian architecture that makes Leamington Spa a stand out town in the local area.
Leamington Spa Wedding Venues
Mallory Court Hotel, Leamington Spa
Located on the outskirts of Leamington Spa, Mallory Court is reported to be one of the Midland’s finest luxury hotels. Mallory Court is 30 bedroom manor house set in 10 acres of grounds.
The manor house’s original 19 rooms have been completely renovated and while they keep their traditional style, there is a added splash of contemporary class. The remaining 11 rooms offer a similar level of comfort and panache. This ensures Mallory Court remains a resplendent luxury hotel and an ideal setting for your Leamington wedding photographer to work his magic.
It is impossible to mention Mallory Court without mentioning the award winning cuisine of Head Chef Simon Haigh. His accolades include a Michelin Star and three AA Rosettes which no doubt will help convince you this is a venue not to be missed in your search for the perfect Leamington wedding.
Warwick House, Southam near Leamington Spa
Built in the mid-1800’s, Warwick House will certainly create a stunning backdrop for a totally unforgettable wedding reception. Warwick House is a fantastic size and can cater for parties of between 30 to 200. The Regency Room offers the perfect welcome for you and your guests and an excellent area for your champagne reception. While, The Warwick Room affords a sublime setting for the more intimate wedding breakfast.
Warwick House would definitely make any Leamington wedding photographers mouth water at the prospect of shooting in such a quality venue. Right through the venue, the finish is of the highest standard and speaks class. Who would not want to be married at such a gorgeous venue?
Walton Hall, Wellsbourne, near Leamington Spa
This wedding venue is situated in the Warwickshire countryside and has a history dating back to 1500 years. If you want your wedding photography to have the graceful touch of English heritage, there is no better option than to have your photo shoot in this charming location. Both insides and outsides are eccentric sites worth capturing. Walton hall speaks of old English heritage and is equipped with all modern luxuries to facilitate a splendid wedding.
Wethele Manor, near Leamington Spa
Wethele Manor is set on a 250 acre estate, benefiting from amazing views of the beautiful, undulating Warwickshire countryside. Recently restored and within close range of Leamington Spa, this magnificent property has recently been restored to its former glory. With Wetherly Wood nearby and a large garden with an orchard, you and your guests can enjoy gentle, relaxed walks or indeed have the perfect setting for sumptuous English country, reportage wedding photography. Wethele Manor has kept many of its original features and is furnished with antiques throughout, with plenty of natural light pouring in to set the mood for your wedding day.
Ashorne Hill, Ashorne, near Leamington Spa
The place was built in 1895 and is located in Warwickshire countryside. With its timbered front door opening into a splendid great hall full of creative artwork, the indoors offer a majestic and magnificent view. To add to its splendour, the great hall has high oak ceiling, cupids carved in stone placed on the staircase and Portland stone fireplace. The outside lush lawn views extend up to the Malvern Hills. Ashorne Hill is one striking location well suited to wedding photography.
The Episode Hotel, Leamington Spa
The Episode Hotel in Leamington Spa is a contemporary town house hotel provides an intimate and unique setting for your special day. The hotel is licensed to hold civil ceremonies for up to 65 guests and can cater for your every need. They have 31 en-suite bedrooms which are all individually decorated and furnished and benefit from a number of facilities.