Simple Ceremony, Big Love: A Kingston Register Office Wedding

In a small intimate ceremony last week at Kingston Register Office, I was fortunate enough to capture the love between these two lovebirds. Shirley and Phil have been together since FOREVER and wanted a unobtrusive natural wedding photographer to capture them (finally) tying the knot!

Kingston Register Office Wedding Photography

Capturing moments as they happen is key to my wedding photography..

Saying “I do”

The Signing of the Register..

Need a photographer for your special day?

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Need more info on Kingston Register Office?

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4pm. Saturday opening by appointment only.

Address: The Old Court House
Guildhall
High Street
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 1EU

Telephone: 020 8547 6196

Email: registrars@kingston.gov.uk

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Caroline and Goncalo's Wedding Photography | Holy Ghost Catholic Church | Balham

Caroline and Goncalo’s epic Balham wedding began at much-loved Catholic Church Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Nightingale Square, Balham. As a wedding photographer local to Balham it was a joy to shoot a wedding so close to home! The day began with sunny skies and a warm welcome was waiting for me and the wedding guests when we arrived..

Holy Ghost Catholic Church Wedding Photography

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Check out their party photography at Balham’s much-loved pub The Bedford..

The Asylum Chapel Wedding Photography

After learning about The Asylum Chapel and its history and unique backdrop for wedding photography, I was super-thrilled to be asked to be Jessica and Richard’s asylum chapel wedding photographer.

The Asylum Chapel, situated a short walk away from Peckham’s Queens Road Overground, is a breathtaking example of a wedding venue with stained glass windows, a high Georgian ceiling and a crumbling facade. For couples looking for a truly unique intimate and atmospheric location for their wedding and wedding photography this is the one for you!

History of The Asylum Chapel

Despite its name, The Asylum Chapel was not an actual psychiatric facility. Back in its day the word ‘asylum’ actually meant ‘sanctuary’ and was a home for elderly retired pub landllords. More like an almhouse which were important places for those Georgian and Victorian eldery who’s only alternative was the street.

The Asylum Chapel was established around 1827 and had many benefactors, whose memorials are still there, visible to this day. Despite being heavily bombed during the second world war, the carvings and glass stained windows survive to this day and The Asylum Chapel after some refurbishments, had been granted Grade II status.

And thanks to Maverick Projects the asylum chapel is available for events, art projects and weddings.

Asylum Chapel Wedding Photography

As I said, a wedding photographer’s dream! Here are some of my favourite images..

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Looking to get married at The Asylum Chapel?

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Corporate Event Photographer London | Christine Constantine Photography

“Thanks so much for coming to cover the event and thanks for sharing the pictures so quickly. I have successfully downloaded them and they look wonderful! I would love to work with you again and so will be in touch with any future London-based events I am in charge of!” Sophia Blandy

The Delfina Foundation 15th Anniversary Event Photography

It's always a pleasure to be working with young talented individuals and emerging artists. And that is exactly what the Delfina Foundations seeks to promote. Based in the heart of London, Delfina Foundation is an independent, non-profit foundation dedicated to facilitating artistic exchange and developing creative practice through residencies, partnerships and public programming.

Event Photography for Sara Berman and Luella Bartley’s opening night at Kristin Hjellegjerde’s Gallery in South London.

Event Photography at the Greek Ambassador’s Residence in Mayfair for NEON Greece.

Event Photography for Hoxton-based Media Company Courier

Event Photography for Mosi O Tunya Gallery in Holland Park

Hampton Court Wedding Photography - Aisling and Anthony

Hampton Court is a wonderful place to marry and also to arrange your wedding photography. I’m a natural wedding photographer and I’m in love with the historic features on offer in just one small area.

If you are looking to have your wedding photography in Hampton Court here are a few options you have:

The Mitre Hotel, Hampton Court

The Mitre Hotel situated just minutes walk from Hampton Court train station, is a gorgeous river-side hotel and wedding venue. Steeped in history and abosolutely fabulous for your wedding photography. The terrace overlooking the Thames is elegantly decorated with many plants and olive trees, giving it a very warm, mediterranean feel. There are also steps to go down onto the riverside with room for further seating for your wedding reception or event.

Hiring a boat?

Aisling and Anthony hired a boat to continue their champagne reception, and it made for some super-cute wedding photography. If you’re having a river-side wedding its well worth considering this little touch.

Wedding Photography on Hampton Court Bridge

Check out these images I took of awesome Aisling and Anthony walking away from The Mitre and over Hampton Court Bridge..

Hampton Court Palace Weddings

If you’re a fan of romantic weddings with courtyards, gardens and sweeping staircases then Hampton Courth Palace could be the venue for you. There are four historic areas within the Palace to hold your wedding: Little banqueting House, The Garden Room, The Great Hall and the Orangery.

IMAGES TO FOLLOW..

Morden Park House Wedding Photographer

Morden Park House Wedding Photography

I’ve been a wedding photographer since forever but only this year did I venture down to popular register office Morden Park House. I was immediately struck how suddenly I felt I was out of London and in the countryside! The house is also an amazing and very beautiful Georgian manor house, built in 1770 by John Ewart. Just look at these grounds! A perfect backdrop for your wedding photography..

Morden Park House Gazebo

Morden Park House has three main ceremony rooms - The Lord Nelson, The Ewart and The Sheridan Rooms; and of course the stunning Victorian-inspired gazebo in their garden for summer weddings. The venue itself houses Merton Register Office.

The Sheridan Room

At the front of Morden Park House, actually facing the park, you’ll find the popular Sheridan Room. Beautifully decorated with large french windows and bathed in natural light, you will LOVE it. And as a wedding photographer I love it too!!

If you’re looking for something a little more light, airy and natural from your wedding photographer that’s what I do! I’m a bit more documentary than most - but also like to give my clients classic wedding photography they can look at for many years to come.

“Christine is an AMAZING wedding photographer. We’d give 10 stars if we could. I don’t like getting my photo taken nor do I like most photos of me, so I knew it was a pretty tall ask for effortlessly flattering candid photos that really captured the essence of the day yet didn’t require us to waste valuable hours of our wedding posing for pictures...I don’t know how Christine did it, but she did exactly that and then some”

— Katerina Bernasek

Outside Morden Park House

MERTON REGISTER OFFICE USEFUL INFO:

Phone: 0208 274 5777

Email - General Enquiries: register.office@merton.gov.uk

Email - Marquee Reception Enquiries: mphreceptions@merton.gov.uk

Address: Merton Register Office, Morden Park House, London Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 5QU