A collage of wedding photos featuring scenic locations including the Clifton Suspension Bridge, countryside paths, and a coastal backdrop. Overlaid text reads “We’re a Recommended Supplier at Four UK Wedding Venues!” in bold lettering in the center.

One of the things I’m most proud of as a wedding photographer is the genuine relationships I’ve built with some of the most beautiful venues in the South West. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with the teams at venues I’ve come to know and love, places where the welcome is warm, the coordination is seamless, and the setting is just magic.

I’m incredibly lucky to be a recommended supplier at four very special venues, and it means the world to me that they trust me to be part of their couples’ big days.

The Venues That Trust Just James Weddings

I’m proud to be a recommended supplier at the following wedding venues across the South West and beyond:

Simon & Toya at Sandy Cove Hotel, sharing a romantic kiss as Simon dips Toya on the beach during their wedding. Toya’s lace gown flows elegantly in the breeze while holding her bouquet, with the ocean and rocky cliffs creating a stunning Cotswolds.
Josh & Abi at The Cider Barn, walking hand in hand along a sunlit path during their Cotswolds wedding. Abi wears a white gown and carries a bouquet of purple flowers, while Josh is dressed in a dark suit, both smiling.
Kristy & Will at No.4 Clifton Village, Bristol, sharing an intimate moment with foreheads touching in front of the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. Kristy wears a strapless gown while Will is in a blue suit, with the bridge and lush green trees.
Sophie & Howard at Glastonbury Wedding & Events Venue, sharing a kiss as Howard lifts Sophie in the middle of a sunlit country lane. Sophie’s lace gown and bouquet flow elegantly, complemented by her stylish hat, with tall trees.

These are places I know inside and out, venues I’ve captured in all kinds of weather, seasons, and lighting, and it’s always a treat to return. Working with teams who care deeply about the couples they serve makes every wedding feel that little bit more special.

What It Feels Like to Be a Recommended Supplier

Ruth & Carmelo at No.4 Clifton Village, sharing a kiss as the sun sets behind the Clifton Suspension Bridge. Ruth’s white gown flows across the grass while she holds her bouquet high, and Carmelo embraces her, the golden light.

It’s a Real Honour

Being recommended isn’t something I take lightly. It tells me that these venues not only value the way I work, but also trust me with the couples they look after so well. That kind of endorsement is a huge compliment, and I’m incredibly grateful for it.

There’s a Real Sense of Partnership

When you're a recommended supplier, it’s more than just showing up and doing your job. It’s being part of a team effort to create something unforgettable. I love the feeling of everyone working together towards the same goal - a brilliant day for the couple.

You Know You’re in Good Hands

From a supplier’s perspective, it’s amazing to work with venues that are so professional, kind, and organised. It makes such a difference when you know the team has everything under control and genuinely wants the best for every couple.

It Brings Out the Best in Everyone

There’s something about working somewhere familiar, where you already have a great rapport with the staff. It creates space to be more creative, more relaxed, and more in tune with the day. That good energy carries through the whole wedding.

It’s Always a Joy to Return

I still get excited every time I photograph a wedding at one of these venues. Whether it’s a summer celebration by the sea or a cosy winter gathering, each one brings something new. And it always feels like coming back to somewhere special.

Why I’m Grateful for These Connections

Sam & Terri at Sandy Cove Hotel, standing close together and smiling against dramatic rock formations during their wedding. Terri wears a lace gown with a flowing train, while Sam is in a brown tweed suit, the rugged coastal backdrop.

Being a recommended supplier reminds me that what I bring to a wedding goes far beyond the photos. It’s about being someone the venue trusts to show up with care, work seamlessly alongside their team, and help deliver a day that couples will never forget. I’m so thankful for the relationships I’ve built at each of these venues. They’ve made me a better photographer, collaborator, and business owner.

Thank You to the Couples & Venues

Josh & Abi at The Cider Barn, standing in a green field during golden hour at their Cotswolds wedding. Abi looks over her shoulder with a playful smile while holding Josh’s hand, her other hand cheekily on him.
Kristy & Will at No.4 Clifton Village, Bristol, sharing a joyful embrace during their wedding. Kristy, wearing a pearl headband and strappy gown, laughs brightly while holding Will close, his face tucked against her cheek.

To every couple who’s booked me through one of these venues - thank you for trusting me to be part of your story. And to the teams who continue to recommend me - I appreciate every introduction, every kind word, and every time you’ve made space for me at your venue. Working together feels effortless, and it’s a joy to collaborate with people who genuinely love what they do.

Getting Married at One of These Venues?

I’d love to chat about your plans and how I can help you feel relaxed, supported, and fully present on your day. Let’s have a chat!

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