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Capturing Your Wedding Day with Heart and Expertise
If you’re planning a wedding in Warwickshire or nearby, Stephanie Colledge Photography offers a warm, personal approach to capturing your big day. Stephanie focuses on the real emotions and unique story behind your celebration, making the entire photography experience—from your first chat to receiving your beautiful images—smooth and enjoyable.
Experienced in Beautiful Wedding Venues
Stephanie brings extensive experience photographing weddings at some of the region’s most stunning venues, including:
- Draycote Hotel
- Bourton Hall
- Pendrell Hall
- Gorcott Hall
Her skill in adapting to different settings and lighting ensures every special moment is captured perfectly, no matter where your celebration takes place.
A Natural, Elegant Style That Reflects Your Story
Stephanie’s style is elegant yet unobtrusive. She specializes in capturing candid moments of joy, laughter, and love as they naturally unfold. By blending into the background, she helps you and your guests feel relaxed and authentic, resulting in timeless photos you’ll cherish forever.
What You Can Expect from Stephanie Colledge Photography
Choosing Stephanie means working with a professional who truly listens to your vision. She collaborates closely with you to ensure your photos reflect your personalities and the unique vibe of your wedding day. Her friendly, calming presence helps you feel at ease, so you can focus on enjoying every magical moment.
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
There have been quite a few, mainly due to those couples being so well matched.
Reading your own vows - so heartfelt.
Lots have surprises, I've had a secret wedding with an evening announcement to guests at a party!
An owl flying the rings down the aisle to the groom.....the guests faces :)
I've photographed one wedding where everyone cried, including the registrars!
The couple (one a music teacher) arranged a surprise pop up choir of their musical guests...who were positioned in different sections of the seating. The initial soloist being joined every two lines with more voices, a stunning experience. I can still shoot with tears rolling, but seeing the registrars wiping their eyes too was a first for me.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, colourful, emotional, fun.
What about your business are you most proud of?
That I am achieving what I set out to do with my photography.
That I deliver what I promise.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Take 15-20 mins before or after your wedding breakfast for yourselves - just to be together.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Owl ring bearer - just beautiful.
Reading your own vows to each other - amazing to watch, emotional to photograph :))))
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I like to phone or meet first to understand what you would like.
When I am booked I stay in touch every quarter and I'm happy to take calls, answer questions etc. Around two months before your wedding I arrange your engagement session, photograph the session and let you know when to expect to see the images. As your wedding gets closer I stay in touch, do venue visits (if its not a venue I've photographed at recently) and confirm details with you ahead of your day.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
I talk to my couples about this - it's different for everyone.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
As I often do engagement shoots, my couples get to know me so I receive some fun requests. One couple wanted a photo of them both asleep in armchairs in front of the big fireplace in their venue..complete with slippers etc..it made a great thank you card to send to their guests.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Enjoy your day, there are plenty of ways to work around wet weather.... and it can make some great images, leave that to me. I've worked with venues who will do whatever they can to help, confetti indoors, clearing spaces I've asked for etc. There are lots of ways to be creative with photos and keep you dry......
Describe how you got into photography.
Really early, my father is a good photographer (he used to photograph weddings) so I was coached. I shot on film for years (still do sometimes) changed to digital and went further into live music and gig photography. Music fans asked me to shoot their weddings - guess what - I found that I love it!