Bath Wedding Photographer

I’m Becky and I’m a Bath wedding photographer.

My approach to photographing weddings is natural and informal. It’s imperative that my clients get time to enjoy their day with their loved ones, I am not going to be taking you off for hours of posed photographs, I just want you to relax and enjoy your day.

I absolutely love to capture the real, gorgeous moments between you and those you love. I create storytelling wedding photographs that you’ll cherish for many years to come.

I offer full-day and micro-wedding packages and am happy to put together bespoke packages for clients who need something a bit different.

Practical Bath Wedding Advice

Bath is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK to get married in, known for its honey-coloured Georgian architecture and iconic landmarks — but its popularity means a little planning goes a long way.

Travel around Bath can be slow, especially during peak tourist seasons or events like the Bath Christmas Market. If your day involves moving between venues, it’s wise to allow generous travel time. London Road, one of the main routes into the city from the motorway, can be particularly busy.

City centre wedding photos are stunning, but there will almost always be large crowds. Areas near Bath Abbey attract lots of tourists, because it is just so beautiful. I once photographed confetti outside the Cathedral after a ceremony, and it honestly included as many tourists as guests! One beautiful alternative for couples wanting iconic city centre portraits without the bustle is a sunrise wedding at the Roman Baths, when the city is quieter, and the light is soft and flattering.

Parking in central Bath can be limited, though the park-and-ride system is helpful for guests. The city itself is compact and walkable, and Bath Spa train station sits right in the centre, with regular train connections to Bristol, the Cotswolds and London.

Bath offers no shortage of beautiful places for portraits. Royal Victoria Park and the Royal Crescent provide classic green spaces with some stunning architectural views.

The Temple of Minerva in the Botanical Gardens is a lovely setting for intimate micro-weddings. Many couples choose Bath specifically for smaller celebrations because it’s such a picturesque city with endless options for eating, staying and exploring — perfect for guests making a weekend of it.

The Bath Register Office is centrally located near Bath Abbey, with the charming Parade Gardens just a short walk away. Although there is a small entrance fee, the gardens offer nice photo spots and iconic views of the weir and Pulteney Bridge.

One of my favourite venues for stunning city views, without the city centre stress, is Prior Park College, and somewhere that I work a lot.

Wedding Venues in Bath

Wick Farm

Wick Farm is a family-run barn wedding venue set in the pretty Somerset countryside, just a few miles outside of Bath. Built around beautifully restored 14th-century threshing barns with original beams and rustic character.

Folly Farm

Folly Farm Centre is an eco-conscious wedding venue near Bath set within Avon Wildlife Trust’s 250-acre nature reserve, offering restored farm buildings with sustainable features and beautiful south-facing views across the Chew Valley towards the Mendip Hills. 

Bath, a truly beautiful city for a wedding

“Becky was wonderful from start to finish!”

“We can not recommend her enough!

We initially booked Becky because we wanted an intuitive, natural photographer who would complement and embrace the rustic style of wedding we were planning, we were not disappointed! Becky was fantastic on the day, incredibly patient, discrete, positive and FUN!

We are more than delighted that the photographs she delivered were exactly what we hoped for and even better than we ever imagined! She captured the most subtle moments (along with the biggest) of all our guests and the whole essence of the day.

Becky was wonderful and her photos make us beam from ear to ear, what more can you ever hope for!!”