With the new year upon us, we’ve been looking back on last year and beyond selecting our favourite five wedding photographs of all time at Goodwood.
Top 5 Wedding Photographs
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Grand Entrance: Ben and Lucy
“As a private Estate, it made it easy for Lucy to fulfil her dream of arriving by horse and carriage” explained Groom, Ben. Our favourite grand entrance had to include the grandeur of Goodwood House and Lucy arriving in true horsepower made it even more magnificent.
Photographer - Purson Photography
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First Look: Samantha and Dan
Perfectly capturing Dan’s wedding highlight, this photo became our favourite first look. “Watching my beautiful wife walk down the aisle of the Yellow Drawing Room, a beautiful room draped in history and art work was certainly a highlight” – what a memorable moment for Samantha and Dan.
Photographer - Zara Clarke
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Cutting The Cake: Jess and Tom
Jess and Tom truly tailored their day in the beautiful setting of The Kennels, making this grand cake cutting with a sword our firm favourite. If that was not enough, extra brownie points were awarded for the world’s longest caterpillar cake too – they really did have cake aplenty!
Photographer - Green Antlers Photography
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First Dance: Dan and Natalie
Dan and Natalie taking to the dancefloor at The Goodwood Hotel, after their indoor wedding breakfast, stood out as our favourite first dance. Switching from the red-carpet earlier in the day to dancing shoes in the evening, all eyes were on the happy couple’s first steps.
Photographer - Samantha Pells Photography
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Scenic Shot: Ellie and Geoff
Ellie and Geoff gave us autumn wedding inspiration in abundance, making this our favourite scenic shot. The couple continued to incorporate the season into their special day with their wedding breakfast in the magnificent ballroom including vibrant orange and yellow flowers, as well as autumn leaves.
Photographer - Barrie Downie
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