Planning a wedding is a whirlwind of choices — flowers, food, outfits, venues, entertainment, photography, seating plans, the list never seems to end. But again and again, when couples look back on their wedding day, one regret rises to the top….
Read MoreNestled in the enchanting Norfolk countryside, Hautbois Hall offers a timeless backdrop for weddings—where historic charm meets natural beauty with expert planning by Cheryl Beeney Events. When Martha & Justin entrusted Race Wedding Videography with capturing their day, I knew we were in for something uniquely cinematic.
Read MoreWhen it comes to unique and picturesque wedding venues in Norfolk, The Boathouse in Ormesby really is something special. Tucked away in the Norfolk Broads, surrounded by tranquil waters and lush greenery, it's the kind of place that feels like a hidden gem – and it’s a dream to film at. I recently had the pleasure of capturing Georgia & Ray’s wedding at The Boathouse, and it was the perfect blend of elegance, emotion and celebration.
Read MoreSet within 350 acres of formal gardens and parkland near Bury St Edmunds, Hengrave Hall is one of Suffolk’s most romantic Grade I Tudor venues. With its private chapel, sweeping staircases, lakeside ceremony options, and historic interior, it’s a filmmaker’s dream canvas. But here’s the thing: many couples don’t fully realise how location-aware videography can elevate their day into a cinematic memory they’ll cherish forever.
Read MoreKatie and Monty’s wedding combined timeless tradition with relaxed elegance: a beautiful church ceremony in the Norfolk countryside followed by a marquee reception in their family garden. Surrounded by loved ones, late summer sunshine, and the most personal of settings, their day was heartfelt, joyful, and filled with memorable details. As their wedding videographer, my goal was to capture the natural emotion and rhythm of the day—from vows exchanged in the church to champagne toasts under the stars. This blog explores how we brought their story to life on film, and why couples in Norfolk are increasingly choosing to combine church ceremonies with at-home garden receptions.
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