Your location
will set the tone and backdrop of your shoot and will ultimately reflect how your photos feel.
Some things to consider:
- Where are you most comfortable?
- Where feels most like you?
- Do you have a special place that you like to visit?
- What do you want to wear? Will it match your location?
- Time of year / day? How busy will it be?
- Hayfeversufferer? Maybe avoid the woodland areas.
- Hate sand in your toes? Don't opt for the beach.
Below are some of my favourite types of locations and shoots?
Not just for summer evenings.
It can work great in winter with cosy coats and scarves.
Location - Cromer Beach, Norfolk
The beach is perfect for bringing the dogs along, plenty of space to run around.
Location - Holme-next-the-sea, Norfolk
Create your own little date / activity - they make great photos and are a perfect distraction if you are nervous.
Location - Sandringham Woods, Norfolk
Izzy and Will headed to the woods and made hot chocolates and toasted marshmallows.
Suitable for all times of the year.
The changing seasons / colours will change the backdrop beautifully.
Location - Brandon Country Park, Norfolk
in the winter are beautiful for walking through.
Location - Sandringham Woods, Norfolk
beautiful open spaces - always check on their website, as some do not allow professional photography or only allow photography in certain areas.
Location - Clumber Park, Lincolnshire
I would advise avoiding bank holidays and peak dates as it will be very busy. I try to only do shoots at these locations midweek where possible.
Location - Blickling Hall, Norfolk
Depending on if they allow it, having your shoot at your wedding venue can be super cute. Whether it's before or after your wedding day, this is a beautiful way to celebrate.
Location - The Granary, Market Deeping, Cambridgeshire
I hope you found this helpful and has given you some ideas of locations for your shoot.
I have more blogs on my website with wedding tips and advice for your shoots.



