Oakley Hall has at least 2 rooms in which it can hold civil ceremonies and the photograph below shows the larger of the 2 rooms. The grounds outside are beautiful and provide some interesting spots for photography. There is plenty of parking and it provides a delightful atmosphere in which to hold your special event.

photograph of Oakley Hall Basingstoke civil ceremony room.

A very beautiful old church near the centre of Alton, this is a beautiful place for a wedding with lovelly flint walls and a great arched doorway for photos.

entering St Lawrenc's Church Alton

Oakley Hall at Oakley Basingstoke has 2 beautiful rooms it uses for its’ wedding ceremonys, here is a picture of a couple who tied the knot in the smaller room.

photograph of signing the register at Oakley Hall

St Micheal’s Church in the centre of Basingstoke is a beautiful old church with flint and stone brick work on the outside and some lovely vaulted arches on the inside. There is also a balcony from which to photograph the proceedings.

wedding photography inside St Micheal's church Basingstoke

Dummer church is a lovely ancient church in the centre of Dummer village, it is small but perfectly formed, with a balcony from which to get a birds eye view of the proceedings.

photograph taken inside Dummer Church from the balcony

Basingstoke Registry Office has been decorated in the style of the building and is quite beautiful inside. It is light and airy and the registrar is friendly and calming. Below is a photograph taken inside the registry office, the posed signing of the register.

photograph taken inside Basingstoke Registry Office

At most weddings I try to take a photograph of the venue both inside and out, some times this is not possible due to time restrictions or weather or restrictions by the venue, but in most cases it is possible. Below is the inside of St Peter’s Church in Woodley, Reading, Berkshire. A beautiful old church with some nice places for shade on sunny days and some furniture in the grounds that can be used to break up the backgrounds and give different angles.

Inside St Peters Church Woodley Reading

Every wedding or civil ceremony I have done in the main rooms at Tylney Hall has always been enhanced with a simple ceremony involving the lighting of candles by the bride and groom. It makes the rather short and impersonal civil ceremony a little more personal. A nice touch to aperfect day.

photograph of bride and groom lighting candles in civil wedding ceremony

Tylney Hall at Newnham near Hook in Hampshire has 3 different rooms that it can hold marriage and civil ceremonies, the largest of which has a beautiful ancient fireplace at one end. The photograph below shows the fireplace in the cremony room with a four(4) piece quartet playing.

photograph of Tylney Hall wedding ceremony room fireplace with 4 piece quartet.

St Anne’s Manor Wokingaham is an old building that has been extensively enlarged and so it is hard to see where the original building is. As a modern hotel it is very functional from the outside and very comfortable on the inside. From a photographic point of view it has a nice area out the back of the hotel with a fountain and some very high trees for shade and clean backgrounds. See the photograph below to get an idea of what the property looks like.

photograph of St Anne's Manor Wokingham