Hampstead’s a nice part of the world. If you’ve been to the area before it’s hard not to fall in love with it. If you’re a wedding photographer, it’s hard to find a nicer place for photos. The little streets and alleyways just ooze character, history and art. There’s a feeling of discovery with each corner you turn, and plenty to discover.

An intimate wedding in Burgh House, Hampstead.

At the heart of Hampstead lies the Heath. A 790-acre park with stretches of grass, trees and ponds. Some of the ponds are even open for swimming, highly recommended on a warm summer day.

Wedding in Hampstead Heath Pergola Gardens

It’s hard to imagine a nicer venue for an outdoor wedding. Weddings in the Pergola Gardens can happen in a couple of different locations, depending on the size of the wedding party. This first wedding had the ceremony under the dome, with friends and family sitting bellow and looking up to the couple.

The Pergola is tucked away from the roads and you’ll have to walk a few minutes to reach the closest car park in Jack Straw’s Castle.

The pergola itself provides endless opportunities for portraits.

Larger weddings can take place at the very beginning of the Pergola, where the flat grassed area allows for more seating.

A good singalong with the help of a string quartet.
The dappled light and long corridor of brickwork make an interesting location for wedding portraits.

About me

If you’re looking for a wedding photographer in Hampstead and the area why not get in touch? I’m a north London based photographer with years of experience and a fresh outlook on photographing weddings. Please have a look through the site and if you like the photos drop me a line and don’t be a stranger.

Odi