I’m Thomas, a documentary wedding photographer based in Stockport. North Wales is well within my travel range and it’s an area I’ve been shooting weddings in for a number of years.
My approach is relaxed and unobtrusive throughout. I’m there to photograph your wedding as it actually happens, not to direct it. North Wales attracts couples who’ve put real thought into their setting, and that tends to make for a good day to photograph.
North Wales draws couples from across the North West and beyond who want something a bit different from a local venue. The scenery, the coastline, the castles, and the distinctive character of the area all contribute to a wedding day that feels like its own thing rather than a version of something closer to home.
Many North Wales weddings have a destination feel to them. Guests travel, often stay nearby, and make a weekend of it. That changes the atmosphere in a way that suits documentary photography well.
Château Rhianfa on Anglesey is the North Wales venue I know best. It’s a remarkable setting, a French-style château on the Menai Strait, and one that photographs well in all conditions. I’ve covered two weddings there and you can see both in the gallery below.
I’ve also worked at Pentre Mawr in Abergele and Barnutopia. If you’re planning a wedding at a North Wales venue not on this list, get in touch and I’ll let you know if I’ve worked there before.
Here’s a look at the weddings I’ve covered in North Wales.
As well as North Wales, I cover weddings across the wider North West and beyond. If you’re planning a wedding in Cheshire, Manchester city centre, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Derbyshire and the Peak District, or Liverpool and Merseyside, get in touch. I also photograph destination weddings abroad, including in France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
For most North Wales venues, travel is included as standard. For weddings on Anglesey, there is a small supplement to cover the additional distance. I’ll always be upfront about any costs before you book. Let me know your venue and I can give you a straight answer.
Yes, and North Wales lends itself well to that kind of day. Couples often invite guests who travel from further afield, stay nearby, and make a weekend of it. That tends to change the atmosphere. People are more relaxed, more present, and less focused on the schedule. It suits my documentary approach well, and my experience with destination weddings means I’m comfortable with the logistics of a day where everyone has made a real effort to be there.
Still have a question or want to check your date? Get in touch and I’ll get back to you.
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Edgeley Road
Stockport
Greater Manchester
SK3 9NQ
Tel: 07947391758
info@thomasdemol.co.uk