Boughton House wedding photography by Northampton wedding photographer Sarah Vivienne

BOUGHTON HOUSE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

Searching for a magical wedding venue steeped in history?
Boughton House could be your dream come true.

Boughton House wedding venue near Kettering & Corby

There almost aren’t words beautiful enough to describe Boughton House. A grand family estate that’s appeared in the Oscar-winning “Les Misérables”, Boughton House boasts a glorious ambience and rich architecture which makes it feels very special but being a family home the experience is both refined and intimate.

Bonus: You can even get married outdoors under the covered Colonnade - handy for the British weather!

My experience at Boughton House

I started working for Boughton House before it became a wedding venue. As soon as Boughton planned to offer weddings, they commissioned me to create images for their website and wedding brochure. I also had the privilege of photographing the very first wedding there.

I’m the sole recommended photographer at Boughton House which I'm very grateful for. I do their commercial photography too which is really varied and adds a good dose of spice to my life. I've taken portraits of The Duke of Buccleuch, photographed Van Dyck's and Gainsborough's, and shot things like the gardens, exhibitions and Christmas trees for PR.

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Five reasons you’ll love Boughton House for your wedding photography

1 Perfect for my documentary style of wedding photography. I’ll be in my element with a huge variety of stunning backgrounds to play with! It’s incredible in every direction. (I promise not to take you there but even the bin store has something to offer!)
2 *That* staircase for pictures of the two of you.
3 The Great Hall has imposing features, including an elaborate painted ceiling and an opulent fireplace, which will lend a grandness usually reserved for church weddings to your ceremony photos.
4 The Colonnade is ideal for portraits and group photos. The reflection of light off the warm yellow brick will give a gorgeous golden glow to your photos, almost making them look like it’s in another country. It’s called the ‘English Versailles’ for a reason!
5 The extensive parkland and gardens have something of interest for your portraits all year round, including the rose garden, lavender maze, stone bridges and waterways.