I think I have to say that The Mount Without wedding venue is probably my favourite in Bristol. Located in the heart of the city it has so much character, history and stunning views of the city. As a Bristol wedding photographer I can’t wait to go back and I’m pumped to say I have a few more bookings there already in 2024. It’s top of my list of the best wedding venues in Bristol.

My favourite part of the day was when a little gang of us climbed the small stone staircase to the top of the church at sunset. We reached the top just in time to witness the stunning vistas of the city. Talk about a wedding album with an unbeatable backdrop!

A little shout out to the staff and caterers because the food hit the spot. Let’s be real, one of the highlights of my job is the wedding food! The Mount Without didn’t disappoint in the culinary department. The spread was more than just “nice”—it was downright delicious. From little canapé hamburgers to scrumptious main courses my tastebuds had a treat.

For couple photos we headed straight to Bristol’s Christmas steps. Honestly, we were spoilt for choice as there are many nice little spots around this part of the city. But Holly and Cailum took a detour from the usual and headed to this picturesque alleyway as well wishers shouted congratulations at them! It was a nice unconventional spot that suited their fun-loving spirit. Add in those sunglasses and we had an extra dash of quirkiness to their wedding album.

Like all good weddings their day ended with a cave rave! When it comes to partying, Holly and Cailum knew how to throw it down!

A massive shout out to the other wedding vendors. My videographer partners in crime were break every chain productions and the local Bristol DJ Feel The Funk Disco who I would HIGHLY recommend. Holly’s gown was from The Bridal Room and their planner was Beth from Daughter Bloom Weddings.

And finally a massive thank you to Holy and Cailum. Your wedding was a non-stop adventure and I loved taking your wedding photos at this  offbeat venue. From climbing to the top of the church at sunset to laughing out loud at the speeches it was anything but boring.