WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER JANE BALL AT MITTON HALL

Why I Love Being A Mitton Hall Wedding Photographer.

Photographing weddings at Mitton Hall is most definitely one of the highlights of my career to date. The hall is packed full of character, from the historic Great Hall which dates from the 15th century to the modern conservatory which is flooded with natural light where most of the wedding ceremonies take place. Outside there are extensive grounds with meandering paths into the pretty woodland, stone walls, secluded spots, perfect for those romantic portraits away from the prying eyes of guests! The sun sets at the rear of the hall, affording wedding photographers and couples alike with stunning evening portraits. Not far away is the pretty Cromwell's Bridge which is also a magnet for Mitton Hall wedding photographers.

A Venue For All Seasons

Mitton Hall offers huge opportunities for wedding photographers to capture all manner of striking photographs no matter what season a couple chooses to marry. Spring and summer weddings are gifted beautiful natural light and outdoor photo opportunities, whilst the shorter days of autumn and winter make the most of the interior of the hall. Stunning oak panelling, colourful stained glass windows, elegant staircases and of course the epic minstrel gallery with it's gorgeous chandeliers and beams are a wedding photographer's dream.

Why Choose Me?

As a Mitton Hall wedding photographer, you can rest assured that I will use all my knowledge and experience of the venue to capture your Mitton Hall wedding just as you want and deserve. From the getting ready photographs, to the emotion filled ceremony, confetti shower and reception to the all important portraits and into the evening with all the fun that the dance floor provides I will be there to document your day in a no fuss, relaxed manner. My editing style lends itself very well to rich colours and tones of Mitton Hall, providing you with timeless memories of your very special day.

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