Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding Photographer

Old Marylebone Town HallThe Peasant PubThe Delaunay

24 Jun

Followed by dinner at The Delaunay and partying at The Peasant Pub

Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding Photographer — Celine and her parents share a smile while Spencer waits in the ceremony room

London Wedding of Celine and Spencer at Old Marylebone Town Hall, The Cross Keys, The Delaunay and The Peasant Pub

It was a good old-fashioned London Wedding for Spencer and Celine. It started with bridal prep at The Rookery before a lovely wedding ceremony at The Old Marylebone Town Hall.

A quick stop in The Cross Keys pub, Covent Garden, before a short walk to Aldwych and The Delaunay for lunch. Then a taxi scamper across town to The Peasant Pub for some serious partying.

Old Marylebone Town Hall - The Photofilm

All my clients receive a 4K photofilm, compiled of a series of images that showcase their weddings for friends and family. The Photofilm is perfect, of course, for keeping on smartphones or tablets but more importantly as a constant and easily accessible reminder of the wedding day.

Click the play button on the film below to follow Celine and Spencer’s wedding day.

Bridal Prep at The Rookery

I started my day early, at The Rookery Hotel in the shadows of London's famous Spitalfields Market.

It was a lovely morning with Celine's mum and some friends helping with hair, makeup and flowers.

Once I was done there, I jumped in a cab across town to the iconic Old Marylebone Town Hall for the wedding ceremony.

Wedding Ceremony at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

The Old Marylebone Town Hall is perhaps one of London's most famous Wedding Venues. Every day, many couples start their married life together there, and it was lovely to be with Celine and Spencer as they started their journey together.

With a small congregation of close family and friends, Celine and Spencer said their "I Do's" before spilling out onto the iconic marble steps for confetti and hugs.

Cab number three then whisked us off to The Cross Keys Pub in Covent Garden for some pre-dinner drinks.

Wedding Drinks at The Cross Keys, Covent Garden

Celine and Spencer kept the London theme going with a stop-off in the wonderfully original Cross Keys Pub in Covent Garden.

The Cross Keys is a pub that Celine and Spencer would go to after busy days at work, and, with a twist of fate, also was a pub I would go to after work when I lived and worked in London many years ago.

A short walk to Aldwych next for the Wedding Lunch.

Wedding Breakfast at The Delaunay

Inspired by the grand cafés of Europe, The Delaunay is an all-day café-restaurant located near Covent Garden on the corner of Aldwych and Drury Lane.

Celine and Spencer had a private dining experience, perfect for speeches and lunch.

Once we done there, it was the final cab trip across town to another of London's famous pubs - The Peasant.

Wedding Party at The Peasant Pub

The Peasant is named for the Peasant's Revolt. It started in Essex on 30 May 1381, when a tax collector tried to levy a Poll Tax for the third time in four years. The war against France was going badly wrong, with the government's reputation damaged, and the tax was 'the last straw'.

Now a lovely local pub, The Peasant is a place I've shot at several times, and it's a beautiful place to party away the evening.

Cake cutting, dancing and lots of hugging before headed to the tube for my final journey of the day.