Prior Park Landscape Garden is one of my all-time favourite spots for photographs, a real gem on the south side of the city, with stunning views over Bath. Lots of couples get engaged within the 18th century Landscaped Garden, usually on the historic Palladian Bridge.

On one of our first-ever dates, my husband took me to see the band Daughter at The Komedia in central Bath, which was really something. Afterwards, we took a stroll along the river Avon, over the Pulteney Bridge and caught the train back to Bristol from Bath Spa. We’ve spent many an evening in the Assembly Rooms and enjoy the Bath Christmas Markets every year. 

Some friends recently introduced us to the Skyline Walk in Bath, which was very popular with my cocker spaniel, Ted!

There’s no doubt that if you’ve not been before, a trip to Bath’s Thermae Spa is also a must-do. The open-air rooftop pool has epic views over the city and across the Somerset countryside, it’s a lovely way to spend an evening with someone you love.

If you’ve not yet read my about me page then you won’t yet know that before I became a wedding photographer I was actually a nurse.  My very first practice placement took place at the Mineral Hospital in the centre of Bath. I remember parking in Victoria Park every morning and wandering through the landscaped gardens, gazing out over The Royal Crescent before strolling through the pretty Georgian streets and heading to work each day.

With its pretty Georgian architecture, landscaped parklands and bountiful surrounding countryside, I feel totally inspired as a Bath wedding photographer. There’s never a shortage of interesting, varied backdrops and Bath boasts plenty of wonderfully informal, rustic wedding venues too. Becky Weir – Bath Wedding Photographer