Weddings at The Hospitium, York. York Wedding Photography

May 14, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
One of the most interesting wedding venues in the centre of York is The Hospitium. A spacious two-storey 14th century listed building in the beautiful surroundings of Museum Gardens, it is overlooked by the striking ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. Believed to have originally been one of the Abbey support buildings, possibly a place for visitors to stay,...
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Mottram Show 2013 with Springers Dog Agility and Flyball Club

May 12, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
One of the regular Dog clubs I work with are the lovely people at Springers near Huddersfield, and I had the opportunity to spend a day with them last Sunday at one of the large shows they attend. Mottram Show (near Hyde, Greater Manchester) is a large agricultural show best known for its Horse competitions, with many classes for horses and riders...
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Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival - photos and comment

May 12, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
Last weekend Hebden Bridge saw its first ever Burlesque Festival, a gathering of many of the good and great in the UK (and particularly Northern England) Burlesque community. Although I couldn't get to a lot of the weekends shenanigans, a good time was reportedly had by all with some great performances. Especially noteworthy were the Legend in the...
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Weddings at Thornfield House, Morley, Leeds.

May 11, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
There are some great small wedding venues out there, and many full time or part-time Masonic lodges are now offering low key non-religious settings for wedding services. Usually set in quite distinguished and historical old buildings with private grounds, lodges provide a smaller alternative to large hotels and traditional churches. One of these,...
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Weddings at Gibson Mill, Hebden Bridge.

May 02, 2013  •  Leave a Comment
Gibson Mill has to be one of the most well known historic buildings near Hebden Bridge, being a working cotton mill in the 19th century, a popular local tourist destination in the 1920's, and re-opening to the public as an attraction in 2005. It became a licensed wedding venue in 2008. The Mill and its surrounding area known as Hardcastle Crags, i...
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