Marquee Wedding Photography in Devon
Marquee wedding photographer with tips and FAQ
Marquee weddings have exploded in popularity in recent years, with couples having lots of choice about how to structure and style their wedding day. I’ve had the joy of photographing a wide range of marquee weddings in Devon, each with their own unique style. With marquee weddings couples have full creative control of their wedding day, and from experience guests love the vibe they create.
Devon Marquee Wedding Photographer
I’m pleased to say I’m a recommended photographer of marquee companies such as Hatch Marquee Hire and Blue Fizz Events. With lots of experience of photographing marquee weddings all around Devon, they are always such fun days to photograph. My style of photography is often a great fit for couples who are designing a relaxed wedding with fun being top focus of the day.
Suggested Locations For Marquee Weddings in Devon
If you’re in the planning phase and looking at potential sites to set up a marquee for your Devon wedding, here are some marquee locations that I’ve photographed that made for a great wedding day. Some of these weddings are featured below and full galleries can be found towards the end of this post.
- Down End Field, Croyde
- Little Dartmouth, Dartmouth
- Mount Folly Farm, Bigbury on Sea
- Burrow Farm Gardens, Axminster
Tips For a Devon Marquee Wedding
I’ve been fortunate to photograph lots of marquee weddings, as such I have a few tips on how to get the best out of your day. For a Saturday wedding, you’ll find most Marquee companies will like to set up on the Wednesday or Thursday. So access to the site beforehand is critical.
With that comes power supply, how will you power the lights and speakers throughout the day. This most often comes in the form on a power generator. This is an important aspect when considering your budget, especially as most opt for a back up generator. Placement of the generators is an important factor, due to the noise they create. If there is a convenient hedgerow, or similar, to hide the generators then that’s a great option.
The marquee site location is unique to each wedding. Sometimes it’s provided by an event team, others have the option of someone’s private land. It’s a boring but practical topic, and it’s parking. With weather being a consideration it’s important to have a clear parking location for guests. You don’t want cars spinning mud on someone’s lovely farm land.
