Sun Pavilion Wedding Photographer
I arrived at The Sun Pavilion to photograph the wedding of Amir & Hannah on the most glorious of early summer days! Although harsh sunlight is hard to photograph in, personally, I love it, as it enables me to get creative with light and shadows as I people-watch, and generally have the best time doing what I do as a wedding photographer!
There are 2 lovyl coutdoor ceremonies at the Sun PAvilion, the first was an English civil cereomyn, followed by a Muslim ceremony. The colours ofghe floral setup along with the stunning outfits of the geuests were soooo beautoful! Hannah wore THE most beautoful delicate and ornate of wedding dresses. As you can see in the photos, she looked every pary a stunning bride.
Sun Pavilion Harrogate:
Timeless Art Deco Venue for Your North Yorkshire Wedding
Looking for a breathtaking wedding venue that combines historic charm with panoramic views? I’ve had the pleasure of photographing numerous ceremonies at the Sun Pavilion, and it’s truly one of Harrogate’s hidden gems for couples seeking a memorable celebration.
The Sun Pavilion sits in Harrogate’s Valley Gardens, offering a stunning glass-domed space flooded with natural light. Built-in the 1930s and beautifully restored to its Art Deco splendour, this unique venue accommodates both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. What makes it particularly special is how it seamlessly blends indoor elegance with the surrounding botanical beauty—perfect for capturing those once-in-a-lifetime wedding moments regardless of the weather.
Did I say it was a glorious day?! A stroll through the Pavilion gardens in Harrogate for some unposed wedding photography was just the vibe needed!
Amir is an amzing musician and singer; he was invited up to play with one of his heroes during the wedding reception – unforgettable memories!
The musical extravaganza was followed by a beautiful first dance for Amir & Hannah, before some fairy light portraits just before I departed Harrogate in a beautiful North Yorkshire sunset!
The Sun Pavilion: A Harrogate Wedding Gem
The historic Art Deco charm of the Sun Pavilion, in its gorgeous parkland setting is perfect for weddings 9and wedding photographers alike!)
One of the Sun Pavilion’s greatest strengths is its year-round appeal. Whether it’s surrounded by spring blossoms or dusted with winter snow, the venue never fails to impress. I’ve been lucky to be a Sun Pavilion wedding photographer in all seasons!
Beautiful Harrogate Wedding Venue
Located in the heart of Harrogate, the Sun Pavilion boasts excellent accessibility. It’s a stone’s throw from the train station, and there’s ample parking nearby. For guests travelling from afar, there’s no shortage of quality accommodation options in the vicinity.
The venue seamlessly blends modern amenities with its historical charm. The large windows provide stunning views of the gardens. This creates a lovely indoor-outdoor feel.
Planning Your Wedding Day at the Sun Pavilion
The Sun Pavilion adapts beautifully to any season. Spring and summer weddings can spill out into the gardens for drinks receptions. Autumn shows off beautiful colours. Then, winter turns the place into a cosy, magical spot. Fairy lights make it even more charming.
The venue can accommodate up to 150 guests for the ceremony and 120 for a seated dinner. It’s also great for small gatherings, keeping a cosy vibe no matter how many guests there are.
Canapes & Wedding Breakfasts
When it comes to catering, the Sun Pavilion partners with top-notch providers. Whether you fancy a formal sit-down meal or a more relaxed buffet, they’ve got you covered. They’re also adept at catering to various dietary requirements, ensuring all your guests are well looked after.
Sun Pavilion Weddings – What Does it Cost?
Weddings at the Sun Pavilion typically range from £3,500 to £8,000, depending on your specific requirements. This usually includes venue hire for the day, help with event coordination and basic furnishings. While catering and beverages are additional, there are options to suit various budgets.
