Burgh House Wedding Photography

Documentary Wedding Photography in North London

My style of photojournalism is perfect for couples wanting relaxed, unposed Burgh House wedding photography. The emphasis is on discreet story-telling photography, where you get on with having a great time with your family and friends and don’t worry about posing for pictures. Burgh House in Hampstead makes a superb wedding venue for a smaller gathering. It’s steeped in history too, with The Music Room providing an elegant setting for a wedding ceremony. Have a look through the highlights slideshows from some Burgh House wedding photography below, then check out some more great documentary wedding photography in the blog.

Burgh House Hampstead Wedding

Burgh House Wedding Photography, Hampstead Hill Garden and Pergola Wedding Photography, London Wedding PhotographerBy Paul Rogers September 27, 2018

Burgh House Hampstead Wedding London is a city blessed with a variety of stunning wedding venues, each with a unique feel, each resulting in very different images. It’s one of the reasons it’s so great being a wedding photographer in the South East. I was delighted when Audrey and Elliott commissioned me for their Burgh…

Intimate Wedding At Burgh House

Burgh House Wedding Photography, London Wedding PhotographerBy Paul Rogers September 20, 2017

An Intimate Wedding At Burgh House Ying and You contacted me early in the year to see if I was available for their intimate wedding at Burgh House in Hampstead, London. It’s a superb, historic venue, perfect for a smaller gathering. The wood panelled ceremony room provides the perfect backdrop to an elegant wedding ceremony. The…

Burgh House Wedding

Burgh House Wedding Photography, London Wedding PhotographerBy Paul Rogers November 5, 2014 1 Comment

London Burgh House Wedding Burgh House in London is a beautiful 18th Century Historic House in Hampstead, North London. It’s been a private dwelling, an Officer’s Mess and barracks. It was home to Rudyard Kipling’s daughter in the 1930’s. Since the 1970’s, it’s been owned by the local council, and together with local residents has…