cheshire wedding photographer

YOUR DAY,
BESPOKE.

Meet Chip

Obsessive about light. difficult to spot at weddings.

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CHESHIRE | CHESTER | WARRINGTON | NORTH WEST

I photograph weddings the way they actually happen – chaotic, tender, unrepeatable. No posing marathons. No stiff shots – just me, being very quiet in the right place at the right time.

CHESHIRE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Testimonials

What People Say

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Fiona & Sean

Minstrel Court, Cambridge

“We LOVED Chip! He photographed our wedding in April, and also did our engagement shoot last year. We felt so comfortable throughout the whole process – he made us and our guests feel relaxed and happy around the camera. It didn’t feel like we had a photographer at our wedding – Chip was one of our guests, and became a friend. Thank-you so much!”

Dawn Tom
Dawn & Tom

Manor Barn, Cambridge

“The photos are amazing, we’re so happy with them! We are so glad to choose Chip and Lina to shoot our wedding. We clicked instantly when we met and my gut feeling was right – the wedding day was smooth and the images are better than we expected! Thanks!”

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Emily & Brendan

North Wales Wedding

“We barely saw Chip and Lina during our day except for the staged session after the ceremony right before sunset – the images are gorgeous! There was no drama, no fuss – just breezing through the day effortlessly – we were always at ease, even at our most intimate moments. No pressure, no strees. We can’t recommend Chip & Lina enough!

Beth Enoch
Beth & Enoch

Manor Farm, Ruislip

“Thanks for the hard work! I know it wasn’t the easiest wedding to shoot because of me being so emotional, but the result is fantastic!!! We had such a good rapport with friends and family about the whole experience! Highly recommended, we’ll be in touch soon! Thanks again!!!”

A few of the days I have been lucky enough to be part of.

Featured Weddings

Emily & Brendan

Conwy, North Wales

Simone &Amp; Nick
Emily And Brendan

Simone & Nick

Narborough Hall, Leicester

Beth & Enoch

Manor Farm, Ruislip

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Manor Farm Ruislip Wedding Photos - Beth &Amp; Enoch

Fiona & Sean

Minstrel Court, Cambridge

photographed over 100 weddings

Every one of these days Left a Memory

12 hours

per average wedding

100s

edited images

100+

happy brides

2010

started shooting

A Few Things You Might Be Wondering

We believe clarity brings comfort – so here are the questions we’re asked most often, answered with care.

Cheshire has some of the most beautiful wedding venues in the North West. Peckforton Castle is one of the most iconic, sitting high on the sandstone ridge with views across the Cheshire Plain. Carden Park is a favourite for couples who want a classic country estate feel, while Nunsmere Hall and Rookery Hall both offer a more intimate manor house setting. Eaton Hall, home of the Duke of Westminster, is one of the grandest options in the county, and Combermere Abbey near Whitchurch is stunning for couples who want real historic character. For something a little different, Dorfold Hall near Nantwich and Mottram Hall near Prestbury are both genuinely special.

Cheshire offers an extraordinary range of portrait settings. The Cheshire Plain itself, with its wide skies and rolling farmland, is a beautiful backdrop at golden hour. Delamere Forest is popular for couples who want something wooded and natural. The canal towpaths around Nantwich and Whitchurch offer a quieter, more romantic setting. For something more architectural, the black and white timber framed buildings in Nantwich town centre and the market square in Sandbach are both distinctive and very Cheshire in character.

Yes, the Knutsford, Wilmslow, and Alderley Edge area is a core part of my Cheshire coverage. This part of Cheshire has some of the most sought after wedding venues in the region, including Mere Court Hotel, The Mere Golf Resort, and Stanneylands Hotel. Tatton Park is also one of the most stunning settings in the county for portraits, with the hall, the gardens, and the deer park all offering completely different backdrops within the same estate.

Yes, south Cheshire is a beautiful area for weddings. Combermere Abbey near Whitchurch, Dorfold Hall near Nantwich, and Baddeley Hall are all within my regular coverage area. Nantwich itself is one of the most photogenic market towns in Cheshire, with its medieval timber framed buildings and the beautiful Church of St Mary, which is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in the North West.

Yes, eastern Cheshire up towards Macclesfield and the Peak District foothills is a natural extension of my coverage area. Shrigley Hall near Macclesfield is a popular venue up here, and the landscape changes noticeably as you head east towards Bollington and Rainow, with more dramatic hills and moorland coming into view. The contrast between the Cheshire Plain and the eastern edge towards the Peaks gives couples a completely different feel in the landscape.

Yes, the Wirral Peninsula and the areas around Ellesmere Port are part of my regular coverage. Thornton Manor near Thornton Hough is one of the most popular and beautiful venues in this part of Cheshire, set in its own estate with a lake and walled gardens. The Wirral also has some lovely coastal settings, particularly around Heswall and West Kirby, for couples who want portraits with a view across the Dee Estuary towards the Welsh hills.

Several. Beeston Castle, perched dramatically on its sandstone crag above the Cheshire Plain, is one of the most striking backdrops in the county even though it is a ruin. The Cheshire countryside around Tarporley and Bunbury has a timeless, quintessentially English quality that photographs beautifully in any light. The ridge at Bickerton Hill offers a panoramic view across the whole of the Cheshire Plain that is hard to beat at sunset. For something more intimate, the villages of Aldford, Farndon, and Bunbury all have beautiful churches and village greens that feel completely removed from modern life.

Yes, Chester Racecourse is the most famous but there are other distinctive sporting and leisure venues across Cheshire that I have covered. The combination of open space, grandstand architecture, and the surrounding landscape gives a completely different feel to a more traditional venue.

Yes, and Cheshire is genuinely one of my favourite counties for engagement sessions because of the sheer variety. Tatton Park is a brilliant choice for couples who want something grand and open. Delamere Forest suits a more relaxed and natural feel. The canal network around Nantwich and Middlewich offers something quieter and more intimate. And the black and white villages of central Cheshire, particularly around Bunbury, Bickley Moss, and Peckforton, are some of the most picturesque spots in the whole of the North West.

Cheshire is genuinely beautiful throughout the year and each season has its own character. Spring brings the bluebells in Delamere Forest and the blossom across the county’s gardens and orchards. Summer gives you the long golden evenings that make outdoor portraits so special, particularly across the open Cheshire Plain. Autumn turns the parkland and woodland estates, especially around Tatton and Dunham Massey, into extraordinary colours. Even winter has its own magic in Cheshire, with frost across the fields and the half timbered buildings looking their best against a grey sky.

Real cheshire Weddings

100+ Celebrations
Across the years

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Minstrel Court Cambridge Wedding 40
The Manor Barn Cambridge Wedding 105
Liverpool Photographer Narborough Hall Wedding 63

“Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second.”

A wedding is not a photoshoot with a wedding attached to it. It is one of the most human days you will ever have – full of nerves, laughter, bad dancing, and the occasional very emotional uncle or parent. I am there for all of it.

My wedding photography style sits where fine art photography meets photojournalism – I want the pictures to be beautiful, but I want them to be true first. I move quietly through your day, dipping in and out of the crowd, and the only time you will really notice me is during the brief portraits after the ceremony.

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Tell me about your day.

I take on a small number of Cheshire weddings each year so I can give every couple my full attention. If your date is coming up – or even if it is two years away – I would love to hear about it.