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Hawbridge Farm Wedding Photographer

so you're having a Hawbridge Farm wedding! Here's the low down on everything you need to know

Why Choose Hawbridge Farm for your Wedding

 
If you’re dreaming of a wedding that feels relaxed, countryside-rooted and genuinely personal, Hawbridge Farm is a beautiful choice. Tucked away in the Sussex countryside, it has that rare mix of rural calm and creative freedom, where you can shape the day exactly how you want it to feel. The setting is open, green and full of space to breathe, perfect for couples who want something laid-back rather than overly polished. From a Hawbridge Farm wedding photographer point of view, it’s a dream, natural light, big skies, thoughtful details and a pace that lets real moments unfold without rushing. It’s the kind of venue that feels warm, welcoming and special, ideal if you want your wedding to feel like a celebration that actually reflects you.

Choosing a Ceremony Space that’s right for your Hawbridge Farm Wedding

 

Rye Grass Meadow

Seventeen acres of open space and wide, uninterrupted views stretching south and south-west, Rye Grass Meadow is one of those places that instantly makes you relax and breathe. It’s big, beautiful and ridiculously flexible, whether you’re planning something intimate or going all out. From classic countryside weddings to full-on festival vibes, this field gives you the freedom to build your day exactly how you want it, with space to dream big and do it properly.

 

Hawthorn Paddock

A little more intimate than the main meadow, Hawthorn Paddock looks west across the farm towards the ancient hamlet of Neatham. It’s calm, tucked away and perfect if you want something smaller in scale but still surrounded by countryside and open sky.

This is one of those venues where you’re trusted to make it your own. You’ve got exclusive use of the space for both your ceremony and reception, with loads of freedom to shape the day exactly how you want it. Confetti and fireworks are both allowed, open flames are welcome, and if you’re dreaming of a marquee, that’s absolutely an option too. There’s plenty of outdoor space for relaxed receptions, on-site parking to keep things easy, and it’s pet-friendly (always a win). Catering is flexible, and there’s no corkage charge if you want to bring your own alcohol, which makes things feel refreshingly unfussy. It’s the kind of place where celebrations feel personal, relaxed and properly enjoyed rather than tightly managed.

 
 
 

Couple Portraits Around Hawbridge Farm

One of the best things about getting married at Hawbridge Farm is that you don’t need to go far for great couple portraits; the whole setting is basically a photo backdrop. The wide open fields give you big skies and that beautiful, soft countryside light that feels effortless on camera. Wander across Rye Grass Meadow for golden-hour shots with endless horizons, or step into Hawthorn Paddock if you want something a bit calmer and more intimate. The farm tracks, hedgerows and trees make brilliant spots to stop at as well. If you want a mix of moods, airy fields, pockets of shade and rustic details, you get it all without driving anywhere, which means you’re back with your guests in a flash. 

Top Tips for your Hawbridge Farm Wedding

★  Make the most of no corkage
Bring drinks you genuinely love and make it feel personal. It’s one of those little things that guests always notice.

★  Plan for weather, not against it
It’s an outdoor-led venue, so have a relaxed Plan B incase of rain or shine. Marquees, layers, and a “let’s go with it” mindset make all the difference.

★  Think about light, not just timing
Golden hour here is a dream. If you can try staying flexibile with your schedule so you can sneak off for ten minutes as the sun drops.

★  Use different areas for different moments
Ceremony in one field, drinks in another, portraits somewhere quiet.

★  Dress for the setting
Footwear that works on grass, layers for later on, and clothes you can move in.

★  Lean into the space
This place is all about openness. Big skies, fields for days and room to breathe. Let the landscape be part of the experience.

★   If you’re looking for a Hawbridge Farm wedding photographer, give me a shout!

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