Tyn Dwr Hall Wedding Photographers

Wedding Photography at Tyn Dwr Hall, North Wales

Getting married in North Wales? Here’s why you should!

Hey lovebirds! Thinking of getting married in North Wales? Well, you’ve come to the right place! North Wales is a stunningly beautiful region, with something to offer every couple. Whether you’re dreaming of a fairytale wedding in a castle, a romantic ceremony on the beach, or a rustic celebration in the countryside, North Wales has you covered.

Here are just a few of the reasons why you should get married in North Wales:

• The scenery: North Wales is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery in the UK. From the majestic mountains of Snowdonia to the picturesque coastline of Anglesey, there are endless opportunities for stunning wedding photos. Imagine saying “I do” with Snowdon as your backdrop, or exchanging vows on a secluded beach. Your guests will be blown away by the beauty of your surroundings.
• The variety of venues: North Wales has a wide variety of wedding venues to choose from, so you’re sure to find the perfect place to celebrate your love. Whether you’re looking for a traditional castle wedding, a modern hotel wedding, or a unique outdoor wedding, North Wales has something for you.

Here are a few of our favorite wedding venues in North Wales:

• Château Rhianfa: This stunning chateau is located on the Menai Strait, with breathtaking views of the Snowdonia mountain range. It offers a variety of indoor and outdoor wedding venues, including a grand ballroom, a romantic terrace, and a picturesque garden.
• Plas Mawr: This historic house is located in the heart of Conwy, overlooking the River Conwy and Conwy Castle. It offers a variety of elegant wedding venues, including a grand hall, a drawing room, and a library.
• Bodysgallen Hall: This country house hotel is located in the beautiful Conwy Valley. It offers a variety of romantic wedding venues, including a grand ballroom, a terrace with stunning views of the valley, and a picturesque garden.
• Penrhyn Castle: This impressive castle is located on the Isle of Anglesey. It offers a variety of grand and unique wedding venues, including the castle’s state rooms, a walled garden, and a medieval banqueting hall.
• The affordability: North Wales is a relatively affordable place to get married, especially compared to other popular wedding destinations in the UK. You can find great deals on wedding venues, accommodation, and catering. This means you can have your dream wedding without breaking the bank.
• The friendly people: The people of North Wales are known for their warm hospitality. Your guests will be sure to feel welcome and at ease on your wedding day.
• The ease of access: North Wales is well-connected to the rest of the UK by road, rail, and air. This makes it easy for your guests to travel to your wedding.

In addition to all of the above, North Wales also has a lot to offer couples in the lead-up to their wedding day. There are plenty of activities for couples and their guests to enjoy, such as hiking in the mountains, visiting historic castles, and exploring charming villages.

Here are a few ideas for things to do in North Wales before and after your wedding:

• Visit Snowdonia National Park: Snowdonia is one of the most popular national parks in the UK, and for good reason. It offers stunning scenery, with mountains, lakes, and forests to explore. Couples can enjoy hiking, biking, and kayaking in the park.
• Explore the Conwy Valley: The Conwy Valley is a beautiful valley that is home to several historic castles and villages. Couples can visit Conwy Castle, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the charming village of Betws-y-Coed.
• Visit the Isle of Anglesey: The Isle of Anglesey is a large island off the coast of North Wales. It offers a variety of attractions, including beaches, golf courses, and historic churches. Couples can relax on the beach, play a round of golf, or visit the ruins of Beaumaris Castle.

No matter what you’re looking for in a wedding destination, North Wales has something to offer. With its stunning scenery, variety of venues, affordability, friendly people, and ease of access, North Wales is the perfect place to celebrate your love.

So what are you waiting for? Start planning your dream wedding or elopement in North Wales today!

Tyn Dwr Hall Wedding Photography

Tyn Dwr Hall is one of those fancy old houses nestled in the most Welsh of Welsh Valleys near to Llangollen. It’s a grade 2 listed building, which means you can’t knock it down or you’ll get into trouble, and it has to become a wedding venue. As usual, I digress. On with the whole point of this post, which is to showcase the stunningly gorgeous wedding of Rebecca and Michael at Tyn Dwr Hall back in the spring of 2022.

A modern and relaxed approach to Wedding Photography.

Most couples who I photograph tell me they don’t really like posing or posed pictures. This is great as I don’t really like that kind of thing either. I much prefer images that tell you little something about the personalities and relationships between the couples I photograph. And whilst my photography is about 95% documentary in approach, I do love to create some portraits that I think you’ll love regardless of how awkward you might have felt to start with. I always tell people, that it’s the photos in between the photos that are the ones that you’ll like, images when you’re just being yourselves and not ‘trying’ to look good for the camera. Knowing how to help couples become comfortable in front of the camera and working out what type of images will suit different people is a skill I’ve developed over many years, and one I use at each and every wedding.

Tyn Dwr Hall, A wedding Venue with so much to offer.

As far as portraits are concerned, Tyn Dwr Hall has an abundance of really beautiful backdrops, from the manor house itself with it’s turrets and bell tower, to the stunning welsh hills that surround this fab venue. The interior is a mixture of bright and modern in the garden room where the wedding breakfasts take place, to the charming historic interior of the main house. The house itself was built in the 1860s by local children after their school was incinerated by a dragon and they needed a new place to do their sums. I do wonder how many people actually read this far down the post. If you do, thanks for stopping by and taking an interest in my work, it’s very much appreciated 🙂 Here are some photos…

Thanks for taking the time to look at this wedding at Tyn Dwr Hall! If you’re planning a wedding and would like to talk photography, please get in touch!