The Square Club Wedding Photographer

The Square Club Wedding Photographer

“Thank you so much Becky, we both absolutely love the photos you’ve sent us, you’ve really managed to capture the love & laughter from our wedding, your candid style of almost being invisible on the day makes for fantastic photos.

You worked so hard all day & night to ensure we ended up with such a superb end product.

A massive thank you from the both of us & it’s a shame I can only give you 5 stars,you deserve a hundred…!!!

I can highly recommend Becky  & I will do in the future,you will not be disappointed,she is absolutely fantastic“

Kate and Chris’
Square Club Wedding

Afterwards, guests were treated to a reception filled with delicious food, music, and a relaxed atmosphere. The venue’s incredibly cool secret garden offered a perfect space for guests to mingle and enjoy the mild September weather.

For the reception, the decor featured wooden place settings and dried-flower floral arrangements in a mix of green and muted pinks and peaches. Long wooden tables sat cheerful guests during the wedding breakfast and speeches. The cake was a simple, three-tiered iced cake, decorated with boho-style dried-flowers.

As the evening party commenced and another round of wedding guests arrived, the party started in the Square Club’s swanky basement bar. Once the newly-weds had shared their first dance, guests enthusiastically joined them on the dancefloor.

Kate and Chris’ boho wedding at The Square Club was a perfect blend of elegance, fun, and free-spirited romance.

Jenny and Jason’s
Square Club Wedding

The ceremony was particularly special, with covid still restricting the number of guests allowed, it felt incredibly intimate. Jenny’s daughters’ faces were particularly poignant as they watched their much-loved Mum tie the knot.

After the ceremony confetti was thrown out on Berkeley Square and we took some group photographs of the newly-married couple and their wedding guests.

Jason is Bristol born and bred and so a trip up to the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge was a must for the newly-weds portraits. This was the highlight of my day because Jenni from Milbury Morris Minors let me sit in the front of her beautifully restored Morris Minor, Dilly. The bride and groom screamed laughing as we whizzed up through Clifton village, waving at passers-by who shouted congratulations from the streets. I leapt out of the car at the suspension bridge to take photos as the couple headed over the Avon gorge.

The wedding breakfast preceded the speeches which were particularly beautiful. Both of Jenny’s parents have sadly passed away and this was something we talked about lots before the big day. Jen really wanted to make a speech but wasn’t sure if she was going to be able to hold it together. She had read my blog How to Cope Without your Mum on your Wedding Day, and we had discussed at great length some coping strategies for getting through some very emotional words during her speech. I felt so moved photographing Jenny successfully deliver her speech (and if I’m honest, pretty proud of her too!). Jen’s teenage daughter Poppy also delivered a speech which was an impressive mix of funny and emotive.

After a round of shots for all the adults, the wedding guests retired to the terrace for more drinks, cake (by Hayleigh’s Cakery) and the first dance.

Birstol Weddings

It is so hard not to fall in love with Bristol as a city. There is so much going on in this wonderfully diverse, unique town. From shopping on Gloucester Road with it’s endless number of independent stores, a night out on Corn Street, coffee on Whiteladies road, or taking a walk in the green spaces of Ashton Court, Clifton Downs or Snuff Mills.

Bristol has been a part of my life since I started at the University of the West of England on Glenside campus 10 years ago. I was a country bumpkin through and through but came to love this special west country city. It’s always an honour to shoot weddings in and around Bristol, a place that will always be very close to my heart.

The Square Club wedding photographer – Becky Weir.