CHESHIRE COUNTRY ESTATE
Colshaw Hall Wedding Photographer
Getting married at Colshaw Hall? I’m Leon Britton, an award-winning Liverpool wedding photographer with experience at this venue — this page covers what to expect from your wedding photography here.
AN EDWARDIAN CHESHIRE ESTATE
300 Acres of Private Cheshire Countryside
Colshaw Hall was built in 1903 by industrialist Sir George Murray and remains one of Cheshire’s most striking Edwardian stately homes. The Irlam family bought the estate in 2012 and transformed it into the luxury wedding venue it is today, set within 300 acres of private countryside near Over Peover.
Ceremonies can be held in The Stables, which is licensed for civil marriages, with the light-filled Peover Room — floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the grounds — used for the wedding breakfast and reception. The Bridal Lodge and seven bedrooms in the Hall itself offer accommodation on the estate.
KEY FACTS & LOCATION
5 Things to Know About Colshaw Hall
Set within 300 acres of private countryside near Over Peover, Cheshire.
Built in 1903 by industrialist Sir George Murray in the Edwardian style.
A Grade II listed hall, bought by the Irlam family in 2012 and converted into a luxury wedding venue.
The Stables is licensed for civil ceremonies; the Peover Room hosts the wedding breakfast and reception.
On-site accommodation includes the Bridal Lodge, seven bedrooms in the Hall, and Courtyard Cottages.
Over Peover, Cheshire
PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE VENUE
Making the Most of Colshaw Hall
The Peover Room’s floor-to-ceiling windows are worth using for natural light — positioning key moments near them makes the most of the grounds view without needing additional lighting.
300 acres of grounds give real scope for portraits — worth allowing time in the schedule to walk a little further from the Hall itself for a genuinely different backdrop.
COLSHAW HALL WEDDING FAQS
Common Questions About Photography at Colshaw Hall
Yes — Colshaw Hall is within my regular coverage area alongside Liverpool, Merseyside and the wider North West.
Yes — The Stables is licensed for civil ceremonies, with the Peover Room used for the wedding breakfast and evening reception, so your whole day can happen on the estate.
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