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Stanmer House Wedding Photographer

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

Why Choose Stanmer House for your Wedding

 
If you’re dreaming of a wedding that feels elegant, relaxed and surrounded by proper Sussex countryside, Stanmer House is a beautiful choice. Sitting right on the edge of Brighton within Stanmer Park, it gives you that rare mix of grand country house with easy city access. The house dates back to the early 18th century and still carries that sense of history, with classic interiors, big windows and views straight out overthe extensive parkland. Couples love Stanmer House because it feels refined without being stuffy, and the flow between indoor spaces and the grounds works brilliantly for ceremonies, drinks and relaxed celebrations. From a Stanmer House wedding photographer point of view, it’s a dream setting, soft light, beautiful architecture and loads of space to let the day unwind effortlessly, surrounded by the beautiful South Downs. 

Stanmer House has a really nice way of adapting to whatever kind of wedding you’re planning. Whether you’re keeping things small and intimate with 20 people or going bigger with a full celebration of 150, the different spaces work beautifully. Everything’s well looked after, with that balance of historic character and modern comfort, so it feels special without trying to hard.

From a Stanmer House wedding photographer point of view, it’s a joy to work in a place where things are genuinely well thought through. There’s in-house catering, support with planning, and a team who know the building and the flow of a wedding day inside out. It all helps the day feel calm and organised, so you can focus on actually enjoying it rather than managing it.

Spots for Couple Portraits Around Stanmer House

★  The gardens
When in bloom, these are spectacular. Great for calm, romantic portraits that still feel natural and easy-going.

★ Outside the greenhouse
Soft light, glass reflections and greenery, a really lovely spot if you want something a bit different without going far.

★ The staircase inside the house
Elegant, timeless and perfect for a few quieter moments indoors, especially if the weather’s taken a turn.

★ Outside Stanmer House
Classic, just-married shots with the house behind you.

★ A walk through Stanmer Park
Big skies, open space and that proper countryside feel. Even a short wander gives you loads of variety.

★ Into the woods
Shady, peaceful and a bit more tucked away. Ideal if you want something intimate and slightly moodier.

★ Quiet corners around the grounds
Little pockets you don’t plan for but always work, benches, paths, edges of gardens.

Top Tips for your Stanmer House Wedding

★  Use the gardens for your vows
The grounds are beautifully kept and make a gorgeous, calm setting for outdoor ceremonies when the weather plays along.

★  Choose the food style that suits you
You’re not locked into one way of doing things here. From formal sit-down meals to relaxed buffet-style dining, it’s easy to shape the day around how you actually want it to feel.

★  Make the most of having everything in one place
The building, layout and grounds work really well together, so you can host your ceremony and reception all in one place. 

★  Lean on the team
With in-house catering and event planning support available, much of the heavy lifting is taken care of, making planning feel far less stressful.

★  Think about guest numbers early
If you’re having a larger celebration, the spaces work well for up to 100 guests for a ceremony and around 150 for dining, so it’s worth having a rough idea of numbers when you’re choosing how to use the rooms.

★  Bring the dog
It’s pet-friendly, which is always a win if your four-legged friend is part of the family.

★   If you’re looking Stanmer House wedding photographer, give me a shout!

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