Recently I’ve been reminiscing on the numerous times I’ve been a Chelsea wedding photographer. Although I’ve been lucky enough to photograph many families (when we were out of lockdown) over the last twelve months I haven’t photographed a wedding since the beginning of 2020. And I miss them! It looks like things might be improving slowly, so I’m hoping to get back to them before too long.
In the meantime, I’ve been thinking about my favourite London wedding venues. And Chelsea Old Town Hall has to be up there in one of my top spots. It’s a really fabulous choice for a London wedding for so many reasons. The elegant building has a choice of three rooms for the ceremony, each suitable for a different number of guests.
The perfect setting for a Chelsea Wedding Photographer
I also really love the setting of Chelsea Old Town Hall, on the fashionable King’s Road in the heart of Chelsea. It’s such an iconic location for a wedding. And perfect for the bride and groom portraits, with the Chelsea streets providing a wonderful backdrop for some creative images.
And within walking distance of Chelsea Register Office there are several stylish restaurants to choose from for your wedding reception. One of my favourites is the Ivy Chelsea Garden, which is absolutely stunning. The entrance, surrounded by flowers, is a spectacular sight on King’s Road.
Confetti at Chelsea Old Town Hall
But my absolute favourite thing about being a Chelsea Old Town Hall wedding photographer is the confetti shot! It’s such a wonderful moment when the newly-weds walk down the steps under a shower of confetti, thrown by friends and family. There’s always such a great atmosphere too, as passing well-wishers cheer the bride and groom as they step onto King’s Road.
If you’re hoping to get married at Chelsea Old Town Hall in 2021 or 2022 and are looking for a photographer who knows the venue well, please do get in touch. I have different wedding packages to suit everyone. More examples of my London Wedding Photography can be found here London Wedding Photographer
