Chelsea wedding photographer
“We couldn’t be happier with Pippa as our wedding photographer. From the very beginning she was professional, friendly, and made us feel completely at ease. On the day, she blended in so naturally while still capturing every special moment.
The photos are absolutely stunning — beautifully edited, full of emotion, and a perfect reflection of our day.
If you’re looking for a photographer who is talented, calm, and genuinely lovely to work with, we can’t recommend Pippa highly enough. Thank you for giving us memories we’ll treasure forever!“
If you’re looking to get married in Chelsea then see the wonderful wedding below for inspiration. As an established Chelsea wedding photographer I can help with planning your special day from the best places to have your couple photos to options of where to celebrate afterwards.
Chelsea Old Town Hall
With its central position at the heart of Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea there are rooms of all sizes to accommodate your guests. The Brydon Room is one of the most popular to get married in and one I’ve photographed many times. Beautiful and stylish, it’s able to seat up to 38 guests. It’s also available every day of the week. AND you can take your dog with you. As you can see Pip was front and centre during the ceremony. A smaller alternative is The Rosetti Room – small enough for an intimate occasion, seating up to 12 guests. It offers a quiet and relaxed setting for your ceremony.
Confetti on the steps is my favourite part of any ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall. I always recommend clients to use Flutter Darlings. The very best – never skimp on confetti and you will be rewarded with some fantastic photos!
Chelsea Walkabout
We had some challenging weather for Dan and Senaria but braved the elements nonetheless. The result was those iconic Chelsea photos that all couples want! This includes walking down the beautiful Oakley Street down to the Albert Bridge.
No. Fifty Cheyne
This is a bright modern brasserie with river views and is a popular choice for wedding parties. You can hire out an entire room upstairs and as you can see from the photos, create quite a party. Senaria wanted to bring an Iranian tradition to her day and this played a key part in creating the ultimate atmosphere. The sound of drums created an energetic and joyous environment. The daf (a large frame drum) and tombak (a goblet drum) we were used to introduce the couple into the wedding celebration. The party had begun! Please do get in touch if you are planning a Chelsea wedding and we can talk through all your options.
