Sarah & Tom
Sarah & Tom
Wedding photographer at Pynes House
PYnes House | Exeter, Devon
It’s very exciting to feature this beautiful celebration at Pynes House in Devon! From the grand stately home backdrop to the soft country garden florals and evening cocktail hour outside in the glow of golden hour, this was lovely celebration to capture.
An exclusive-use wedding venue nestled in the rolling Devonshire hills, Pynes House has the most beautiful historical charm and really is such a special South West wedding venue. From its english country house interiors to the extensive gardens and fragrant rose terrace, it’s always a pleasure to photograph there!
Read on for more on Sarah & Tom’s country house celebrations…
An exclusive-use wedding venue nestled in the rolling Devonshire hills, Pynes House has the most beautiful historical charm and really is such a special South West wedding venue. From its english country house interiors to the extensive gardens and fragrant rose terrace, it’s always a pleasure to photograph there!
Read on for more on Sarah & Tom’s country house celebrations…
The Morning – Wedding Photography at Pynes House
Capturing morning preparations as a wedding photographer at Pynes House is always lovely, documenting moments in its light and airy rooms overlooking the beautiful Exe Valley. One of the things that works so well at Pynes House is that the wedding couple can get ready in the same house, just on different floors. A seamless transition into the day, this can be a great way to begin the celebrations while also eliminating morning transport logistics!
A Ceremony with a view of the rolling hills
The Drawing Room at Pynes House is again light-filled and elegant, making it a beautiful backdrop for the ceremony – especially when the sun is streaming in like it was for Sarah and Tom’s celebrations! As a documentary wedding photographer, I look to capture moments of the day as they unfold, doing justice to the day as a whole. For more on my documentary style photography approach, see my portfolio here…
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Following the ceremony, guests moved freely between the house and rose terrace, sharing stories and toasts. Framed by spring blooms and greenery, the rose terrace is always a beautiful location for Pynes House wedding reception drinks and canapés.
From photographing as a documentary wedding photographer at Pynes House to capturing celebrations at Château de Crémat and on the beaches of NZ, I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing many beautiful celebrations and festivities – and Pynes House will always be one of my favourite venues. From its expansive outdoor areas to the indoor grandeur, it’s a very special place. For more on my work as a UK and destination wedding photographer, head over to my portfolio, here.
From photographing as a documentary wedding photographer at Pynes House to capturing celebrations at Château de Crémat and on the beaches of NZ, I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing many beautiful celebrations and festivities – and Pynes House will always be one of my favourite venues. From its expansive outdoor areas to the indoor grandeur, it’s a very special place. For more on my work as a UK and destination wedding photographer, head over to my portfolio, here.
wedding photographer at pynes house – The Wedding Breakfast and Evening Celebrations
After the outdoor reception and wedding breakfast, the day concluded with the most glorious golden light and then the dancing began!
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Why Pynes House Works for Wedding Photography
The detailed indoor and extensive outdoor spaces at Pynes House make this country house wedding venue a beautiful backdrop for storytelling through photography and it’s always a pleasure to photograph here! For more on my work as a wedding photographer at Pynes House, see Julie & Michael’s summer celebrations here.
Laura Rosemary Photography
Wedding Photographer at Pynes House And Beyond
While I’m based as a wedding photographer in Devon, I also have the privilege of photographing weddings across Somerset, the Cotswolds, Oxford and internationally for destination weddings. Wherever the wedding is, my goal is the same; to document real moments as they happen. Moments which, whether big or small, compile to create the story of each day, bringing the memories back in full colour for years to come.
If you’re looking for a wedding photographer at Pynes House, planning a wedding in the cobbled streets of the Cotswolds, or celebrating in the rolling hills of Tuscany then please do get in touch via my website or Instagram, I’d love to hear from you!
Read more about my work as a UK Wedding Photographer, here
A few words on
Getting married in Devon
Although I grew up in New Zealand, I’ve been travelling over to see my close family in Devon for much of my life and so have always had a bit of a foot in both countries. Admittedly, my opinion may be slightly skewed because I love a country house wedding venue and Devon is full of these (Pynes House and Huntsham Court are some of my all-time favourites to mention a few), but the allure of Devon also lies in its beautiful landscapes.
From its sweeping hills to the dramatic red rock Jurassic coast, there’s always been something pretty special about this part of the world. Along both the North and South Coasts, Devon also has some unique coastal wedding venues – The Grain Store near Torquay in Kingsbridge is one of my favourites and I recently did an incredible Devon summertime wedding there, where the ceremony took place right by the sea. For those who love the idea of a celebration in a national park, a Dartmoor wedding amongst its expansive moorlands and untouched forests can be absolutely beautiful too. Plus, you’ve got Cornwall just next door if you wanted to extend your travels slightly while you’re in this part of the country. All in all, I know I may be biased as a wedding photographer Devon, but Devon has definitely got quite a bit to offer when it comes to getting married in the UK.
From its sweeping hills to the dramatic red rock Jurassic coast, there’s always been something pretty special about this part of the world. Along both the North and South Coasts, Devon also has some unique coastal wedding venues – The Grain Store near Torquay in Kingsbridge is one of my favourites and I recently did an incredible Devon summertime wedding there, where the ceremony took place right by the sea. For those who love the idea of a celebration in a national park, a Dartmoor wedding amongst its expansive moorlands and untouched forests can be absolutely beautiful too. Plus, you’ve got Cornwall just next door if you wanted to extend your travels slightly while you’re in this part of the country. All in all, I know I may be biased as a wedding photographer Devon, but Devon has definitely got quite a bit to offer when it comes to getting married in the UK.
Read more about my work as a South West Wedding Photographer, here
Laura Rosemary Photography
Wedding photography at Pynes House and beyond
While Pynes House is a favourite, I also photograph weddings across Somerset, the Cotswolds, Oxford, and internationally for destination weddings. Wherever the wedding is, my goal is the same: to document real moments as they happen. Moments which, whether big or small, compile to create the story of each day, bringing the memories back in full colour for years to come.
If you’re planning a wedding at Pynes House, in the cobbled streets of the Cotswolds, or in the rolling hills of Tuscany then please do get in touch via my website or Instagram, I’d love to hear from you!
Read more about my work as a UK Wedding Photographer, here.
If you’re planning a wedding at Pynes House, in the cobbled streets of the Cotswolds, or in the rolling hills of Tuscany then please do get in touch via my website or Instagram, I’d love to hear from you!
Read more about my work as a UK Wedding Photographer, here.
Read more about my work as a South West Wedding Photographer, here
