Hazel Gap Barn Wedding Photographer

Sophie and Baz were married in early September at the incredible Hazel Gap Barn in Nottingham.

Champagne, good tunes, and not to forget the cracking food. Sophie and Baz's Hazel Gap Barn wedding was a full-on party. I can't stop thinking about how stunning Sophie looked walking down the aisle—seriously, she could have been strutting down a catwalk in that Pronovias dress.

Cripps + co Wedding Venue

This was my first visit to Hazel Gap Barn, and I was particularly impressed by how they've preserved many of the original barn's characteristics. The wooden beams and exposed brick illuminated by the glow of the candelabra adds real warmth to the room. And let's not forget about the catering at all the Cripps Barn venues—it's simply incredible, probably the best I've ever tasted!

Red-brick Barn ceremony

Sophie and Baz choose to add on a second photographer to their day to make sure nothing was missed. This was especially good for capturing that EPIC shot from the back of the ceremony room.

If you are wondering whether your wedding day could benefit from having a second photographer I have compiled some helpful information here:

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Relaxed Wedding

I first met Sophie and Baz at his brother Yusefs wedding way back in 2016. Attending weddings of friends and family whom I've already met before is such a lovely feeling. It feels like spending the day with good friends, and being recommended by them is incredibly flattering!

planning a Hazel Gap Barn wedding?

I would love to shoot here again! If you're planning your wedding at Hazel Gap Barn and admire our work, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'd love to hear more about your day!

Hazel Gap Barn Wedding Photos

Accommodation near Hazel Gap Barn

In the morning, Sophie and Baz prepared for their day in separate locations before heading to the barn. Sophie and the girls rented an Airbnb in Newark, approximately a 20-minute drive from Hazel Gap Barn. They arrived in a charming VW Campervan, while the rest of their guests came aboard a vintage double-decker bus. With no need for designated drivers, it was time to pass around the champagne!