Heligan Gardens

A wedding at Heligan Gardens feels like stepping into a fairytale. The lush greenery, hidden pathways, and enchanting glasshouse make it a unique venue for nature-loving couples. This year, I captured a spring wedding here filled with pastel blooms and heartfelt vows in the gardens. See more from this wedding here

Knightor Winery

Knightor combines the charm of a working vineyard with a rustic barn setting. It’s an idyllic spot for wine enthusiasts! Jake & Eloise’s dog was a big feature on their wedding day and we were blessed with some gorgeous golden hour light. 

Avalen

Tucked away in the Cornish countryside, Avalen is an exclusive-use venue that offers complete privacy. Its sweeping views and elegant interiors make it a top choice for couples wanting a bespoke celebration. This year, I photographed a stunning wedding here, complete with their adorable dog as ring bearer. 

Pengersick Castle

Steeped in history and mystery, Pengersick Castle is perfect for couples looking for a venue with character. Its medieval architecture and lush gardens provide endless photography opportunities. I was here twice this year for two very different elopements – a medieval themed wedding complete with incredible outfits and archery and a gorgeous family elopement and trip to the seaside. See more from this venue here

Isles of Scilly – St Mary’s

Photographing a wedding on the Isles of Scilly is always a treat. St Mary’s offers a stunning island backdrop with crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches. This year, I captured a beautiful ceremony followed by a relaxed reception in a local restaurant. It felt like a true escape from the everyday and was one of the highlights of my year. See more from this wedding here

Cornish Tipis

For couples seeking a boho, festival vibe, Cornish Tipis is the perfect venue. Surrounded by woodland and a tranquil lake, it’s a photographer’s dream. A summer wedding here featured colourful bunting, live music, and guests dancing under the stars. See more from this wedding here

DIY Marquee Weddings

There’s something so special about a DIY marquee wedding. Whether it’s set in a family garden or a local field, these celebrations are always filled with personal touches. One standout this year was a marquee wedding on her parent’s land, complete with homemade decor, tractor rides and a big pan parties feast.

Carnglaze Caverns

For a truly unique experience, Carnglaze Caverns offers an otherworldly setting. The underground lake and dramatic lighting create a magical atmosphere. This year, I photographed a whimsical wedding here with ethereal gowns and candlelit vows.

The Green Cornwall

Nestled in the heart of Cornwall, The Green is a versatile venue perfect for both intimate and larger weddings. Another of my favourite local venues I am often here several times a year. Its stunning grounds and cosy cottages make it a favourite of mine. 

Pengenna Manor

This historic manor house is a secluded haven for romantic celebrations. With its beautiful grounds and timeless charm, it’s a photographer’s paradise. I was here twice this year for gorgeous outdoor ceremonies under the arbour, followed by receptions filled with laughter and lawn games. See more from this venue here

Frieda & the Moon

For an off-the-beaten-path venue, Frieda & the Moon offers a quirky, bohemian setting. Its whimsical decor and intimate vibe make it perfect for couples looking for something different. This family elopement was very special and included a trip to the coast for some special shots. 

Porthgwidden Cafe

Set right on the beach in St Ives, Porthgwidden Cafe offers breathtaking views and a laid-back atmosphere. It’s an ideal venue for smaller, more intimate weddings. The weather was changeable with some heavy downpours which led to dramatic skies and rainbows. 

Potager Cafe

For a relaxed and eco-friendly vibe, Potager Cafe is a hidden gem. Surrounded by gardens and filled with natural light, it’s perfect for intimate celebrations. This year, I captured a cosy autumn wedding here with seasonal flowers and a vegetarian feast.

Mount Edgcumbe

This historic estate on the Rame Peninsula never fails to impress. Its stunning gardens and sweeping views over Plymouth Sound make it a favourite among couples. A September wedding here featured a Jeep ride around the estate and a relaxed BBQ reception. See more from this wedding here

Lands End Hotel

For dramatic clifftop views, the Land’s End Hotel is hard to beat. It’s a stunning location for couples who love the rugged beauty of Cornwall. This October wedding turned out better than anyone expected with gorgeous sunsets over the water and proving to be one of the most memorable weddings this year. 

The Godolphin

Overlooking the iconic St Michael’s Mount, The Godolphin offers a breathtaking coastal setting. Its chic interiors and unparalleled views make it a popular choice. My last wedding of the year, this winter wedding here with candlelit tables and festive decor was pure magic.

Final Thoughts

2024 has been a year to remember, filled with love, laughter, and incredible stories. Every couple I’ve worked with has brought something unique to their day, and I’m so grateful to have been a part of their journey.

I’m looking forward to visiting new venues in 2025, including Carwinion House, Stennack Farm, The Greenbank Hotel, The Cornish Place, Colehayes Park, The Orangery, Clifton, and returning to some favourites: The Green, Polurrian on the Lizard, Lusty Glaze, and Padstow Harbour Hotel. Here’s to 2025 and all the adventures it will bring!

Looking Ahead

2025 availability is already getting low, so if you’re planning a wedding, be sure to get in touch soon to check availability. I’m also thrilled to share that 2026 is already one-third full, so don’t wait too long to secure your date!