What a privilege it was to be Emily and Ross’ Museum of the Order of St John wedding photographer in London.
The Museum of the Order of St John oozes history – as you would expect of a building that dates back to the 1500s – and is a fantastic choice for a wedding venue.
Part of St John’s Gate in Clerkenwell – within a stone’s throw from Farringdon Tube station – the Museum of the Order of St John is also in a fantastic location.
It was just one of three great venues for Emily and Ross’ special day. Emily and her bridesmaids spent the morning getting ready at the Zetter Hotel (now called Marrable’s Hotel) just across the road, and the wedding breakfast and party took place at the Artisan of Clerkenwell on the delightful St John’s Square.
It was an amazing day all round – from the laughs shared during bridal prep; the touching ceremony at the Museum of the Order of St John; the hilarious wedding speeches; and the riotous party into the small hours. Oh, and the sensational cheese board.
I love city centre weddings because it gives me a chance to incorporate everyday life into my photos in my own documentary wedding photography style. The photo of Emily and her bridesmaids at the top of this page is one of my favourites from this or any other wedding.