HANNAH & JOSH
Wyresdale Park, Lancaster // 10th April 2024
Lancashire Wedding Videography
The Smiles Just Did Not Stop!!
Wyresdale Park, the venue that just keeps on giving!
I have filmed at Wyresdale Park at least 10 times and every time I visit there is something new.
One of the latest additions is the stunning Atrium Roof which allows for Confetti to take place indoors, but with an abundance of stunning light coming through.
Hannah & Josh were one of the most in love couples I have ever witnessed get married. They were smitten all day long and could not stop smiling and laughing. So much so that the Registrar paused the Ceremony, albeit just for just a moment, to allow all there family and friends to witness the joy and happiness that they shared.
Despite the dreary weather the day was full of colourful fun and laughter and well and truly made it a day to remember.
I had the privilege of working alongside a host of incredible suppliers, all of which i will list below:
(Instagram Links)
@wyresdaleweddings
@marinawalkerphoto
@lulaellabrides
@loftbeautyco
@flowerdesignevents
@_thegracefulbakery
@photohoof
A bit more information about Wyresdale Park
Wyresdale Park is an English Country House and licensed wedding ceremony venue located within the Forest of Bowland, to the northeast of Scorton, Lancashire, England.
The hall was built in 1856–58, and designed by the Lancaster architect Edward Graham Paley for the Ormrod family of Bolton.
The hall and surrounding parkland were purchased in the 1920s by the Riddell family, and the farms and fell land by the Whewell family. In 1967, the hall was also bought by the Whewells. The family worked with Ruth Watson, and cooperated with the Channel 4's programme Country House Rescue, creating a café and arranging Open Days.
In 2018, the estate moved into a new phase after restoring a large collection of Victorian barn buildings – a full set of stables, haylofts, a shippon and a piggery into unique spaces, especially for weddings. Co-worker shared office spaces have also been established, under James Whewell's’ guidance, to assist start-up businesses and establish a creative community
