Warwickshire Wedding Photographer

You can’t pose laughter.

Warwickshire weddings come with a real sense of history: a castle town, Shakespeare’s birthplace, Jacobean mansions and red-brick farm barns tucked away in quiet lanes. I’m Craig from Peapod Media, a candid, relaxed wedding photographer based over the border in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire.

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Barn weddings in Warwickshire

Barns are a big part of Warwickshire’s wedding scene, and they’re one of my favourite places to work, with soft light through big doors, courtyards for drinks and room to party.

Shustoke Barn, near Coleshill: an 18th-century red-brick barn around a private courtyard. I’ve photographed weddings here.
Swallows Nest Barn, Sherbourne near Warwick: an exclusive-use barn licensed for ceremonies inside and out, and another venue where I’ve photographed weddings.
Gorcott Hall, Mappleborough Green: a 16th-century country house set in 15 acres, with barns alongside the hall. It’s exclusive use, and I’ve photographed weddings there too.

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The county has some unusually characterful ceremony rooms:

Warwick: two historic buildings. St John’s House is a Jacobean mansion with wood-panelled rooms (up to 40 guests), and the Judges’ House is a Grade II-listed Georgian house next to the old Crown Court.
Stratford-upon-Avon: the Henley Room, in a Tudor-style building next to Shakespeare’s Birthplace, seating 35.
Rugby: the Bloxam Room, the former town council chamber, seating up to 50.
Nuneaton: the Heritage Room in Riversley Park, seating up to 50, with riverside walks and flower beds for photos.

Old buildings like these are brilliant for photos, but rooms can be small and light can be low. I’m a natural-light photographer, so I work quietly with the light that’s there and keep out of everyone’s way.

What to expect from me

With 10 years in the wedding industry behind me, my approach is simple: plan carefully, then relax and enjoy it with you. I’ll gather your group shots quickly, steal you away for a few relaxed portraits, then go back to capturing your guests having a great time.

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What couples say

“The formal photos… for the Bride & Groom, I imagine this can be a really long and daunting process as you are just posing for photos for an hour, but let me say, Craig made this so much fun and had us all laughing the entire time.”
Taylor, Hitched review, November 2024

“Craig was brilliant from initial enquiry to communication up to sending us the photos, the process from start to finish was easy and stress free.”
Katie, Hitched review, July 2025

Packages

My packages start at £999 for the six-hour Part Day, which includes approximately 300 edited photos. Full Day packages run from the morning preparations into the evening, with 600+ edited photos. A £100 non-refundable deposit secures your date and is taken off your total. Smaller ceremonies can have a bespoke quote. I’m now booking 2027 and 2028.

Warwickshire wedding FAQs

Do you charge travel to Warwickshire?

Travel within 25 road miles of Bromsgrove is included. Some Warwickshire venues fall inside that and some don’t, so send me your venue and I’ll confirm, with a travel quote if needed.

Can you photograph a ceremony at St John’s House or the Henley Room?

Yes. These are smaller rooms, so I keep a low profile, then we make the most of the historic streets outside for portraits.

Have you photographed Warwickshire barn weddings?

Yes, including weddings at Shustoke Barn, Swallows Nest Barn and Gorcott Hall.

Read about my approach, my full packages and more reviews on my main page: wedding photographer in Bromsgrove & Worcestershire.

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