West Midlands wedding photographer at Ashton Lodge Country House.

Hello. I have been absent for a while due to the high volume of commercial and wedding work, however, I found some time to share with you another great wedding photo story created by West Midlands wedding photographer – MK Wedding Photography. This time, summer fun at Ashton Lodge Country House located near village Monks Kirby. In the last year, I have been photographing in there a couple of times. In this year I do not have any wedding at Ashton Lodge Country Hose. To be honest. That’s good. I will have a rest from this beautiful venue, and possibly when I will back there in the future, I will back with new and fresh ideas. Meantime I will have many opportunities to create wedding photo stories for amazing couples who have trusted one from the best wedding photographers in West Midlands in other great wedding venues across West Midlands and Warwickshire.

Wedding photography from the heart of West Midlands / Warwickshire

(Above) The selection of those 5 photos above present the venue. I can bet on it that you do not know, that this specific wedding venue gives you an opportunity to full personalisation of the venue. In many hotels across West Midlands where I photographed my wedding couples couldn’t change or add anything. Hotels had their own setups and decorations. This one is different. You are free to decor your venue as you like. Nice. Isn’t it? That’s why I like to photograph at Ashton Lodge. The same place but different at every single wedding.

My goals in wedding photography across West Midlands and Warwickshire is to capture emotions.

In all my adverts across the internet, even on the home page of my website (MK wedding photography), you will find a message – “MK Wedding Photography, west midlands wedding photographer who offers you natural wedding photography with a touch of creativity” OK, in this set of photos you won’t find creativity 🙂 but you will find many natural photos filled by emotions. That what I understand as natural photography. In fact, one from “ingredients” of natural photography.