Lucy and Alex wedding at That Amazing Place

Title – Lucy and Alex wedding at That Amazing Place.This is a wedding at this wonderful Essex venue.It includes photos at the 15th century monastery set in 8 acres.

Wedding – 16th August 2019.

Bride – Lucy Ritchie.

Groom –Alex Gray.

Maid Of Honour – Chelsea Lewis.

Bridesmaids – Hayley, Sasha, Rosie and Rebecca.

Flowergirls – Edee Gray, Frankie, Millie, Poppy, Evie, Harriet, Ruby, Amelia and Isla.

Pageboy – Jack.

Best Men – Lee Barnet, Lee Crouch and Lee Murton.

Venue – That Amazing Place (Special thanks to Paul Hubbard).

Lucy and Alex’s wedding at That Amazing Place in Harlow, Essex was bursting with energy and excitement. A super fun and brilliant day, a testament to the couple’s happy and high-spirited personalities. And their ceremony was very touching and wonderful to capture.

We did pictures inside as it was raining outside. I used the drawing room which made a lovely backdrop to the pictures. Then it stopped and all the guests joined Alex and Lucy for a big group shot. We stayed under the trees and I took some lovely of the bride and groom. Then shot all the group shots.

The wedding speeches were sensational, lots of laughter and emotional moments and the evening celebrations simply WENT OFF! Epic and enthusiastic dancing, just check out the pics below. We even managed to get outside and do some lovely pictures in-between the light rain.

That Amazing Place is an incredible Essex wedding venue, cosy, superbly intimate and also a private residence. Also it is an exclusive use venue so you don’t see any other weddings. This means that when you book your wedding in the beautiful 15th Century manor house, you also get a Wedding Cottage and 13 deluxe bedrooms for the day and night of your wedding.

It is always a pleasure to photograph weddings here and I hope to be back soon.

Here’s a preview from their wedding pictures.

IMPORTANT * These Images are low resolution. Anyone wishing to use them for social media purposes please make sure that they are not cropped, The Logo is seen and that credit is given to John Paul O’Donnell Photography.