Farrington's Farm Wedding Photography - Jade & Greg

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28 May

Written By JustJames Media

Jaye & Josh share their first kiss during their Farrington's Farm wedding in Bristol, surrounded by seated guests, soft pink flowers, hanging greenery, rustic timber benches and the bright poly tunnel ceremony space full of happy applause too.

You know those wedding days where, halfway through, you stop and think, “This is completely mad… and completely brilliant”? That was Jade and Greg’s wedding at Farrington’s Farm. It had so many parts to it that on paper probably should not all go together, but somehow they absolutely did. A home wedding feel, a ceremony in a poly tunnel, handmade details, sea shanties, family everywhere, and then portraits involving cows and a JCB because of course there were.

What I loved most was how naturally the whole day reflected them. Nothing felt overthought, it just felt full of personality and built around the people and moments that mattered most. Their wedding at Farrington’s Farm in Bristol had loads of charm, loads of warmth, and the sort of atmosphere that made it a joy to photograph.

A Relaxed Home Wedding Feel at Farrington’s Farm

Jaye & Josh with the groom and groomsmen sharing a playful kiss pose during their Farrington's Farm wedding in Bristol, surrounded by soft greenery, pink buttonholes, matching ties and relaxed laughter inside the poly tunnel ceremony space.

Right from the start, this wedding had that lovely home wedding where people are properly settled in and actually enjoying the day, such a creative and memorable way to use the space. Even though it was at Farrington’s Farm, it had that same personal feeling you get when a wedding feels built around the couple and their people. Everyone seemed comfortable, involved, and ready for a celebration that was always going to be anything but ordinary.

A Poly Tunnel Ceremony at Farrington’s Farm

Jaye & Josh walk back down the aisle at Farrington's Farm in Bristol as confetti fills the poly tunnel, with guests cheering beside pink flowers, greenery, timber benches and their relaxed farm wedding ceremony setting full of pure joy and fun.

Jaye & Josh during playful wedding portraits at Farrington's Farm in Bristol, with the bride posing for the groom's camera in her lace dress, surrounded by hanging greenery, soft draped fabric and the relaxed poly tunnel ceremony setting too.

The ceremony in the poly tunnel was one of those moments that really made the whole day stand out. For a Farrington’s Farm wedding, it was such a good use of the space and it gave the ceremony its own unique character straight away. It felt intimate, creative, and a bit wild in the best way, with all the greenery and natural textures making it feel really special. It is not every day I get to photograph a wedding ceremony in a poly tunnel, and honestly, it worked so well.

Celebrating With the People Who Matter Most

Jaye & Josh kiss in the middle of their wedding party at Farrington's Farm in Bristol, surrounded by laughing bridesmaids and groomsmen, sage dresses, green suits, pink flowers and playful poly tunnel celebration energy after the ceremony too.

One of the nicest things about Jade and Greg’s wedding was how clearly it was centred around the people closest to them. Family and friends were not just there to watch it all happen, they were a huge part of what made the day feel the way it did. There was loads of laughter, loads of chatting, and that kind of easy closeness that makes a wedding feel genuinely joyful to photograph.

Handmade Touches, Sea Shanties and Family-Led Moments

Jaye & Josh's Farrington's Farm wedding in Bristol with their rings resting on a decorated double axe among straw, soft greenery and blurred pink and white flowers, tying their playful farm celebration to personal handmade wedding details too.

Jaye & Josh cut their wedding cake with a decorated axe at Farrington's Farm in Bristol, laughing together beside berry-topped cakes, hay bales, candlelight, greenery and relaxed rustic reception details in the barn celebration full of fun.

This day really did have everything. Handmade axes, sea shanties, secret meetings, one sibling officiating, another DJing later on… every time I turned around, there was something else going on. But that is exactly why it was so much fun to photograph. It never felt like a standard wedding day, and all those personal touches made it feel completely unforgettable.

A JCB Ride, Cows and Portraits Around Farrington’s Farm

Jaye & Josh kiss high above Farrington's Farm in Bristol on a JCB lift, with countryside fields, a distant church and soft cloudy skies creating a playful wedding portrait full of personality, joy and brilliant farm celebration charm together.

Jaye & Josh wave from a JCB lift above the cows at Farrington's Farm in Bristol, with the bride in a white dress, the groom holding her close, green countryside, cloudy skies and playful farm wedding portrait energy across the fields nearby.

The portraits around Farrington’s Farm were such a highlight because they leaned fully into the setting. We had the open fields, the farm surroundings, the cows, and then of course the JCB, which made for some of the most memorable photos of the whole day. It is not every couple who can say they climbed into a telehandler basket in full wedding attire, and somehow, even that felt completely natural for them. Those portraits ended up being fun, relaxed, and so full of personality, which really sums up the whole day.

Final Thoughts

Jade and Greg’s Farrington’s Farm wedding was one of those days I know I’ll remember for a long time. It had loads of heart, loads of personality, and so many moments that felt completely personal to them. From the poly tunnel ceremony to the sea shanties to those brilliant portraits out by the cows and JCB, it was a proper celebration.