STONOR PARK WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

An estate of more than 250 acres near Henley-on-Thames. Ceremonies are held in the House, the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, the Gardens or the Park.

Check the current details with Stonor: stonor.com/weddings

Bride and groom holding hands, the bride's white bouquet held in front of her dress
Bride swirling the skirt of her gown in a stone doorway
Long reception tables laid with glassware and wooden cross-back chairs Bride and groom walking hand in hand through long grass beside an old timber barn Groom in a grey waistcoat adjusting his tie before the ceremony Bride in a lace strapless gown smiling in soft lamplight as she gets ready Back of the bride's lace gown and long veil trailing across a gravel path Emotional older guest wiping away a tear after seeing the bride in her gown Bride and bridesmaids in sage green walking along a gravel path beside a brick barn Bride walking up the aisle past lanterns and standing guests Bride and groom kissing in front of an ivy-covered wall
Bride fastening an earring while getting ready for her weddingBride in a puff-sleeved dress smiling as she looks away from the camera Bride holding a bouquet of red flowers in a room with a green concrete wall Bride and groom meeting a brown horse in a hillside field Black and white still life of bridal shoes, perfume bottle and a rose on the wedding stationery Black and white photo of the couple kissing beneath the bride's veil Groom dipping the bride for a kiss on a street of old stone buildings beneath a church spire Black and white photo of the bride sitting on a wooden gate as the groom leans in to kiss her
White blossom on a branch in soft window light, shot on film Wedding flower arrangement of roses and blossom in a glass vase, shot on film Urn of garden roses and greenery on a stone pedestal, shot on film Black and white photo of garden flowers in front of an old stone building Black and white photo of a bride holding her long veil out wide behind her Gilt-framed portrait above a white fireplace decorated with flowers Couple standing at the altar of an ornate church as guests look on

Getting married at Stonor Park

Stonor Park's own site lists four places for a ceremony: the House, the Chapel, the Gardens and the Park. The Chapel of the Holy Trinity dates from the late 13th century.

If you would like to stay on site, there are the Drovers Hill huts. Details and availability change, so check the current ones with Stonor: stonor.com/weddings

Bride in her gown standing by a lamp-lit window before the ceremony
Bride holding her bouquet in an open field
Bride and groom kissing in front of a tall green hedge

About Stonor Park

Stonor Park is an estate of more than 250 acres. Its Chapel of the Holy Trinity is late 13th century and stands on the site of a prehistoric stone circle. Edmund Campion sheltered and printed at Stonor in 1581.

The estate's own site lists ceremonies in the House, the Chapel, the Gardens and the Park, and the Drovers Hill huts for staying over: stonor.com/weddings

Bride and groom kissing on a staircase beside a stained glass window Couple embracing beyond a stone fountain on a tree-lined garden path Bride in a short white dress and sunglasses posing at an iron gate draped with roses Bride and groom in a pale suit kissing on sunlit stone steps Bride and groom walking up a grassy hill towards a horse on the skyline Red poppies scattered through a meadow of long grass Bride looking back at the groom across a field of long grass and poppies Black and white photo of the bride sitting on a wooden gate as the groom leans in to kiss her

At a glance

Weddings: Stonor offers ceremonies in the House, the Chapel, the Gardens and the Park. Check with Stonor which suits your guest numbers.
The Chapel: the Chapel of the Holy Trinity is late 13th century, on the site of a prehistoric stone circle.
The estate: over 250 acres. Edmund Campion sheltered and printed at Stonor in 1581.
Staying over: the Drovers Hill huts.
More: stonor.com/weddings

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