Holding a corporate event, conference or celebration at Goodison Park? I'm Leon Britton, an award-winning Liverpool event photographer who covers events at Everton FC's historic former home ground — this page covers what to expect from your Goodison Park event photography.
Goodison Park was Everton FC's home ground from 1892 until the club's move to its new stadium in 2025, and holds the distinction of being England's first purpose-built football stadium. It previously hosted matches at the 1966 World Cup, among other major historic fixtures.
The ground offers 10 meeting rooms for up to 250 delegates and 13 executive boxes overlooking the pitch, and continues to be used for conferences, celebrations and exhibitions. As the venue's events offering has been evolving since Everton's 2025 relocation, it's worth confirming current availability directly when booking.
Everton FC's home from 1892 until their move to Hill Dickinson Stadium in 2025.
England's first purpose-built football ground, opening just days after the world's first at Celtic Park.
Hosted the 1910 FA Cup Final and matches during the 1966 World Cup.
Now home to Everton Women, making it the largest dedicated women's football stadium in the UK.
Steeped in more than 130 years of footballing history, with a still-devoted matchday atmosphere.
Nicknamed “The Grand Old Lady,” a name coined by journalist David Conn in 1999.
Was the first English football ground to have four double-decker stands.
In 1913, it became the first League venue visited by a reigning monarch, when King George V and Queen Mary attended.
Everton were pioneers of stadium innovation here — the first English club to install dugouts, floodlights, undersoil heating, and a scoreboard.
More than 800 supporters' ashes have been interred at the ground, a tradition so popular the club had to stop accepting new requests in 2004.
Goodison Road, Liverpool L4 4EL
Executive boxes overlooking the historic pitch give a strong, recognisable backdrop — particularly for group and corporate shots that benefit from the stadium context.
The venue's heritage as the first purpose-built football ground is worth leaning into — framing shots that nod to the history adds an editorial feel beyond a standard conference photo.
Flexible multimedia suites mean lighting varies room to room — it's worth checking the specific room in advance so I can plan for the available natural and artificial light.
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.
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