LIVERPOOL FC VENUE
Anfield Stadium Event Photographer
Holding a corporate event, conference or celebration at Anfield? I'm Leon Britton, an award-winning Liverpool event photographer who covers non-matchday events at Liverpool FC's home ground — this page covers what to expect from your Anfield event photography.
A LIVERPOOL LANDMARK
Corporate Events at Liverpool FC's Home Ground
Anfield is Liverpool Football Club's home stadium, and on non-matchdays its hospitality suites and function spaces are used for conferences, corporate hospitality, Christmas parties, and licensed civil ceremonies.
Spaces include The Chemistry of LFC suite with glazed views of the pitch and city, the pitch-facing Boot Room Suite, and executive boxes with balconies overlooking the stadium — along with optional extras such as photos with the European Cup.
KEY FACTS & LOCATION
10 Things to Know About Anfield
Home of Liverpool FC since the club's formation in 1892 — originally Everton's ground from 1884 to 1891.
Current capacity of over 61,000 following the 2024 redevelopment of the Anfield Road Stand.
Famous for the Spion Kop, and for gates named after legendary managers Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley.
Hosts major hospitality suites and non-matchday events alongside Premier League football.
Widely regarded as one of English football's most iconic and atmospheric stadiums.
The Kop stand was built in 1906–07 and named after Spion Kop, a hill in South Africa where many Lancashire soldiers died during the Boer War.
Before becoming all-seater in 1994, the Kop alone held up to 27,000 standing supporters.
The record attendance of 61,905 was set in 1952, for a match against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The Bob Paisley statue outside the Main Stand depicts him carrying an injured Emlyn Hughes off the pitch during a 1968 match.
The Main Stand redevelopment, completed in 2016, was the first phase of a two-part expansion that has taken Anfield to its current capacity of over 61,000.
Anfield Road, Liverpool L4 0TH
PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE VENUE
Making the Most of Anfield
Pitch-facing suites and executive boxes give a genuine 'behind the scenes' angle — framing guests against the stadium itself rather than just the event room adds real context to the images.
Natural daylight through the glazed suite frontages works well for daytime events — it's worth timing key group shots to make use of it.
Optional extras like European Cup photo opportunities are worth flagging in advance — so they can be built into the schedule rather than squeezed in at the last minute.
ANFIELD EVENT FAQS
Common Questions About Event Photography at Anfield
Coverage starts from £250, with half-day and full-day options available. Final pricing depends on the length of the event, number of hours, and how you’d like your images delivered. Get in touch with a few details and I’ll come back with an honest, tailored quote.
Fast turnaround is one of the things clients consistently mention — edited, high-resolution images are typically delivered via a private online gallery promptly after your event, so you can share highlights while the event is still fresh.
Planning event photography somewhere else in Liverpool? See more of my Liverpool event photography across the city and Merseyside.