Cheshire wedding photographer
Philip Antrobus Photography
One of Cheshire’s best wedding photographer’s
Our natural relaxed style of wedding photography allows us to capture the true story of your wedding day. From the bridal and groom prep in the morning all the way through to the first dance in the evening. By having two wedding photographers included in all day packages ensures we not only capture natural images of the happy couple but also your friends and family.
Our goal is to create wedding images that contain a natural relaxed photographs and a few family photos to keep the parents happy.
Phil did the photography at my wedding reception in UK following my wedding in Greece. The photos were fab! Phil interacted with everyone at the wedding and there wasn't a person left unphotographed. Value for money, and quality photos!! Highly recommended. Keep it up Phil, you're doing a fabulous job xxxx
Philip took the photos for our wedding in December and we couldn’t have been happier with them. It wasn’t an easy job as we got married at 3 and it was quite dark out, however he was absolutely fantastic at getting the best shots and capturing the beauty of the venue.
He came around to my house beforehand and asked about what we’d like, who was coming and the kind of shots we’d prefer. He took everything we felt on board and was very professional on the day, making sure we captured all the special moments without being intrusive.
From the Blog
A STUNNING DAY FOR GAYNOR AND RUPERT’S WEDDING AT THE ALBRIGHT HUSSEY MANOR SHREWSBURY
I loved photographing Gaynor and Rupert’s wedding , The weather was good so the decision was made to hold the wedding outside in the stunning
CHESHIRE WEDDING AT THE HALLMARK HOTEL CHESTER THE QUEENS
All aboard the steam train wedding at the Hallmark Hotel Chester The Queens It was the wedding of the train fanatics Lucy and Nick Nick
ST GEORGES HALL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
St Georges Hall Wedding Photography Melissa and Dan’s wedding was taking place at St Georges Hall in Liverpool. The building built in 1854 had a £23 million