National Museum Cardiff Wedding Photography
Cardiff wedding photographer at the National Museum
Here is a collection of blog posts of National Museum Cardiff wedding photography. Located in the Cathays Civic Park in the capital city of Wales. It is art of the National Museum Wales network, it acts as both historical museum and art gallery. Founded in the 1905, gaining a royal charter two years later. The current site was designed by architects Arnold Dunbar Smith and Cecil Brewer, construction began in 1912, but the official opening to the public was delayed to 1922 due to the First World War. Granddaughters of the industrial magnate David Davies, Margaret and Gwendoline bequeathed a collection of impressionist art that formed the base of the museum’s international renowned gallery. The collection includes works by Claude Monet, Van Gogh, Paul Cezanne and one of the museum’s most popular works being La Parisienne by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. It is worth noting, that despite being extremely wealthy both sisters volunteered for the French Red Cross during the First World War. The National Museum Cardiff wedding photography provides some unusual images, as wedding guests sip their drinks amongst the priceless works of art. The vast marble atrium with hits twin staircases and high domed ceiling provides a breathtaking location for any wedding.
Cardiff Museum Wedding – Sorcha & Thomas
On the leap day in February 2020 I photographed the Cardiff Museum wedding of Sorcha and Thomas. The morning started amongst the buzz of activity at Sorcha's parent's home. She and her bridesmaids were busy getting ready for the big day. The best man, who was also the brother of the groom popped...
Cardiff Museum Wedding – Rupal & Andrew
The 22nd of October 2016 I photographed the wedding of Rupal and Andrew. The days photography coverage began at the bride's family home in Cardiff, where she was preparing for the big day. A few minutes before they left for the marriage ceremony I departed, so I had a chance to meet up with the...
National Museum Cardiff – Victoria & Kenny
The National Museum Cardiff wedding of Victoria and Kenny was a splendid affair taking place amongst Cardiff's weekend celebration of Roald Dahl and his works. I met up wiht the bride at St David Hotel in Cardiff Bay, where in a luxury suite Victoria, her mother and sister and a few close friends...
Cardiff Museum Wedding – Rebecca & Nick
Following on from last weeks blog post featuring Rebecca and Nick's pre-wedding shoot on the beach in South Wales, as promised I would like to share a few photographs from their wedding. The occasion was held at St Isan's Church in Llanishen followed by a reception at Cardiff Museum. After meeting...
Cardiff Museum Wedding – Anna & Gary
Photography of Anna and Gary’s Cardiff Museum wedding, South Wales, Saturday 1st November 2014
Cardiff Museum Wedding – Caroline & Neil
On the Saturday 21st December 2013 I photographed the Cardiff Museum wedding of Caroline and Neil. The marriage ceremony firstly took place in the council chambers at Cardiff City Hall before the congregation made their way across the road to Cardiff Museum for the wedding reception. Unfortunately...
Cardiff Museum Wedding Photographer – Philippa & Nate
My first wedding photography commission of 2013 took place on Saturday 2nd March at the National Museum in Cardiff, South Wales and it was quite the international affair. Philippa is from Cardiff and Nate is from Hawaii with Japanese ancestry, they met whilst both working in Dubai, then lived in...
Alex & Kevin – Wedding Photographer at National Museum Cardiff
Alex and Kevin were married on the 28th December 2011 at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Bridgend, South Wales. After the marriage ceremony there was a mince pies and mulled wine served in the church hall before the everybody made their way to the National Museum Cardiff for the wedding...
National Museum Cardiff Wedding Photography
So why book me for your National Museum Cardiff wedding photography? My documentary approach ensures the photography does not turn the day into a photoshoot, but merely captures the day in its natural flow. No awkward poses, no cheesy grins, just honest, emotive, story telling imagery. I aim to provide an elegant pictorial record of your perfect wedding day. My advice to anyone getting married, is to relax and enjoy yourself on the day, chat and laugh with friends and family and the photography will take care of itself. If this sounds like it might suit you and you would like to discuss your wedding photography requirements any further, or just wish to check on my availability and fee, then please do contact me.
