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Andy Fisher Photography Award winning wedding, Family, landscape and Sports photographer
Location: West Midlands
Coverage: North West, Midlands, Yorkshire and North Wales

October weddings have a reputation. A bit nippy, a bit damp, and a very real chance your guests will be hunting for a wr...
25/10/2026

October weddings have a reputation. A bit nippy, a bit damp, and a very real chance your guests will be hunting for a wrap or a brolly.

And yet.....
Look at what autumn does with colour. Burnt orange against woodland tweed. Rusty reds in the bouquet echoing the leaves behind. Confetti petals falling in exactly the same shades as the garden. Nobody had to style this. The season did it for free.

This was a confetti moment at The Upper House in Barlaston, Staffordshire. I love it here for exactly this reason: gardens that photograph beautifully, a gazebo that makes every portrait look like a film set, and plenty of space for guests to mingle without anyone feeling squashed. Candid moments like this one happen naturally when people are relaxed and having a lovely time.

There’s another autumn bonus that couples don’t always think about. The sun sets early, which means dark, moody, dramatic evening light arrives while everyone’s still in the party spirit. That’s where my off-camera flash comes in, turning a quick 10 minutes together into the images people stop scrolling for. You won’t be stood awkwardly in a field, I promise. Most of the day I’m in the background, capturing the real stuff, and you just get on with enjoying yourselves.

So if you’re newly engaged and dreaming of an autumn wedding in 2027, lean into the season. Orange and brown are a far better match than anyone gives them credit for.

I’m currently taking enquiries for 2027 and 2028. Comment or message me for one of my helpful guides.

Andy Fisher Photography, award winning wedding photographer covering Staffordshire, Shropshire, Cheshire, Merseyside, the Peak District, the West Midlands, the East Midlands and Yorkshire.

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A new 5 star review landed from Lisa and Danny who got married at Tyn Dwr Hall in Llangollen. In their enquiry brief the...
11/10/2026

A new 5 star review landed from Lisa and Danny who got married at Tyn Dwr Hall in Llangollen.
In their enquiry brief they explained that they aren't the type for lots of posed photos and they wanted mostly candid documentary moments of their guests, some of whom travelled across from the other side of the world to share their day.

Reading their review I certainly ticked that brief off. The energy on their dancefloor was through a brilliant DJ and live band who really got the energy going.

At every wedding I have a laugh with guests and the couple, particularly during the group photos because that is how you get the best from them - this photo highlights that very story with Lisa and Danny's laughter 📸✨ wedding

Lizzie and Neil - You have mailGallery of  and Neil has been delivered and ready for them to be transported back to thei...
27/09/2026

Lizzie and Neil - You have mail

Gallery of and Neil has been delivered and ready for them to be transported back to their wedding day in Chester.

Donna and Tony- gallery in your emails What a day this was at Oak Farm in Cannock. We had a laugh throughout- from guest...
21/09/2026

Donna and Tony- gallery in your emails

What a day this was at Oak Farm in Cannock. We had a laugh throughout- from guests playing garden games, kids on bouncy castles, Tony dancing through confetti and guests having fun when doing group shots.

Here we have the last photo of the night- one of the signature creative shots. I aim to do a creative shot every wedding and this one is a fun yet creative one to end the night.

There’s something about garden games at a wedding that brings out everyone’s competitive side - and usually plenty of la...
19/09/2026

There’s something about garden games at a wedding that brings out everyone’s competitive side - and usually plenty of laughter along the way.

At Lisa and Danny’s wedding, these were exactly the kind of moments I love looking out for. Guests relaxing, getting involved and simply enjoying being together, without anyone thinking about the camera.

For me, wedding photography isn’t just about the big moments or the portraits. It’s about noticing everything happening in between - the laughter, reactions, little interactions and moments you might completely miss while you’re caught up in the day.

By photographing things as they naturally unfold, those fleeting moments become part of the story you get to look back on - not because they were planned, but because they genuinely happened.
Plus sometimes, a little friendly competition makes for some of the best photographs.

What garden game would bring out your competitive side at a wedding?

CONGRATULATIONS DONNA AND TONY - PREVIEWS SENT Standing room only. A few tears before we’d even reached the aisle. And...
16/08/2026

CONGRATULATIONS DONNA AND TONY - PREVIEWS SENT Standing room only. A few tears before we’d even reached the aisle. And a dance floor still very much alive when I left

It was lovely to be back at Oak Farm Hotel in Cannock for Donna and Tony’s wedding - a venue that’s practically on my doorstep and always a pleasure to photograph.

The ceremony was packed. Literally standing room only, which tells you quite a lot about how many people wanted to be there for these two.

Before it all began, Donna’s dad saw her fully ready for the first time. The tears arrived pretty quickly… and then made another appearance as he walked her down the aisle. Those little unscripted moments are always the ones that stay with me.

The rest of the day had a bit of everything. Plenty of laughs with the guests, group photographs that felt more like having a laugh together than standing around waiting for someone to say cheese, and a proper celebration once the evening got going.

By the time I packed up, everyone was still dancing. Always a good sign.

I love photographing weddings at Oak Farm. There’s loads of room to disappear off for photographs without being away from the party for ages, plenty of outdoor space for games, the occasional bouncy castle, and the staff and food are consistently brilliant. It just works as somewhere to get everyone you love together and have a really good day.

Here are a few preview photographs from Donna and Tony’s wedding. A small glimpse of a day with a lot going on.

If you could keep just one photograph from a wedding — would you choose the big emotional moment, or the completely unplanned one that makes you laugh every time you see it?

Photographer: Wedding Photographer Midlands & North West England
Venue: Oak Farm Hotel | Wedding Venue
Bride:
Suits: Dapper Dan Formal Hire
Venue dressing: Hayley Venue Dressing

CONGRATULATIONS TO LIZZIE AND NEIL - YOUR PREVIEWS ARE DELIVEREDYesterday I had the pleasure to attend my sisters weddin...
11/08/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO LIZZIE AND NEIL - YOUR PREVIEWS ARE DELIVERED

Yesterday I had the pleasure to attend my sisters wedding in Chester.
A small crowd with only those important to the couple.

Always delivering previews within 24 hours, keeping the love and excitement alive.

L&D's PREVIEWS ARE READY - 24HRS AFTER LEAVING THEIR WEDDING DAY Congratulations to L&D who got married at Tyn Dwr Hall ...
08/08/2026

L&D's PREVIEWS ARE READY - 24HRS AFTER LEAVING THEIR WEDDING DAY

Congratulations to L&D who got married at Tyn Dwr Hall in Llangollen.

Confetti, a quiet five minutes, and a groom who found a fairly inventive use for the bath.

There was that brilliant rush straight after the ceremony, walking through a aisle of confetti with everyone they love leaning in from both sides. A few calmer portraits amongst the trees.

And, naturally, a bottle of wh**ky in the bath. As you do

This is why I love photographing weddings at places like Tyn Dwr Hall. The setting is gorgeous, obviously, but it’s what happens inside the setting that matters to me. The glances, the chaos, the odd little moments nobody planned and the quieter bits you might not even notice happening at the time.

My approach is mostly documentary - letting you enjoy your wedding rather than turning it into a day-long photoshoot - with a little time carved out for relaxed portraits that still feel like you.

This was an amazing day with guests from around the world, garden games, heartfelt speeches and laughter I only wish could be bottled.

And for anyone planning their own wedding at Tyn Dwr Hall - what are you most looking forward to: the beautiful surroundings, having everyone you love in one place, or the completely unpredictable stuff that’ll probably end up being your favourite part?

Wow, another award for an outstanding "wow moment" that wad taken at Oak Farm Hotel earlier in the year. Thanks to Globa...
26/07/2026

Wow, another award for an outstanding "wow moment" that wad taken at Oak Farm Hotel earlier in the year.

Thanks to Global Photo Guild for awarding this image in the latest awards.

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