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A Wedding at Telford Madeley Court | Sam & James

Warm Easter Wedding at Telford Madeley Court

Sam & James got in touch almost 2 years ago to look for their wedding photographer for their Telford Madeley Court wedding. They came up to see me and grabbed a coffee to chat all about their day. With two boys it really was going to be a family wedding first.
On the day I’ve never seen anyone so calm and collected as Sam. I was convinced she was actually nervous and just had the worlds best poker face. It would appear though she was actually incredibly sure of what she was about to commit to James which was a beautiful realisation.
 
Their day unfolded in some unusual Easter heat wave and we had a pile of fun using all the outside space Telford Madeley Court had to offer. Many years ago if the weather was fair I’d always be outside. Ever since last night though I’ve gained a grand interest for using the small available light indoors to create something a bit more close and personal. Sam & James had great faith in my work even when I was stood 8 foot in the air playing with a chandeliers refraction of light.

 

Later on all the children started their own wedding fun with football and general exploration and adventure of the Telford Madeley Court grounds. I love photographing children on wedding days. They have their own ideas and just have such an awesome time.

We ended the night by recruiting a few merry guests to carry Sam & James’ homemade LOVE letters outside and in front of the Gate House which one of the more striking buildings at Telford Madeley Court. I then played around with light until we unleashed the final creation of the night.

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Your Wedding Day at Madeley Court

Madeley Court is a 16th century country house nestled into Madeley, Shropshire. Originally a grange to the medieval Wenlock Priory it has now been transformed into a hotel and is currently operated by Mercure. With various parts of Madeley Court grade II listed you can be assured you’re surrounded by history almost everywhere you look.

Being a Madeley Court wedding photographer brings a lot of interesting back drops to your photographs. Whether it’s the old stone walls or the wooden beams and rafters it’s got a real charm to it.

With The Mill segregated off from the main Madeley Court hotel you can have grand wedding breakfast in the banquet hall for up to a massive 200 guests. Packed to the rafters literally for a very medieval looking wedding affair. Your Wedding ceremony can be conducted in the same room for a possible 125 guests which is far above many average numbered guest lists.

A large walled garden, gate house, nearby wood and it’s own man made lake to the rear you’re not short of a few awe inspiring back drops for your wedding photographs at Madeley Court.

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