Wedding Photographer Portadown

Wedding Photographer in Portadown, and this is a collection of portfolio images in or close to my town, as I have over 10 years of experience across NI. If your photos are high priority for you, I’d love to hear from you.

Co Armagh has a lot to offer couples, as well as smaller rural villages like Tandragee and Richhill. There are some great locations to photograph in, as I have lived in the town my whole life. There are also some fantastic venues, including Seagoe Hotel, Gracehall and Brownlow House, as well as some great locations, including Tannaghmore Gardens. I don’t just work in Craigavon and all over County Armagh; I capture your photos further afield. Click on any of the pictures below to view more.

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PHOTOGRAPHING WEDDINGS IN PORTADOWN, CRAIGAVON, LURGAN, ARMAGH AND BEYOND

The couple booked me for a full-day wedding photography package for £1,390.
The bride and groom kiss on the path in front of the river at the venue in Portadown.
Close-up of a couple that booked a pre-wedding photo shoot in Craigavon.
Casual bride shoes below dress hanging up on wooden flooring.

Wedding Preparations Photography in Killicomaine Estate

I was booked from bridal preparations to the first dance, and we had already met at the couple’s pre-wedding. The bridal preparations were in Killicomaine Estate (also called Killycomain), in Portadown, as that's where Brooke is from. Some of the family was there, including Brookes’ mum. These were very casual pictures taken of the hair and make-up being applied. Very chilled out at the stage, which is great, as I enjoyed this part of the day, very relaxed.

Signage saying bride squad on the door in Killicomaine.
Close-up of a beautiful bouquet.
Bride taking a selfie.
The bride's dress was hanging up on the wardrobe, supplied by Orchid Bridal Studio in Bridge Street.
Close-up detail photo of the dress.
Mother of the bride is living, having makeup done.
Mono photo of the casual bride with veil and pyjamas.
The bride, with brother and mother in the kitchen laughing.
Mono photo of the bride's hand on her stomach with the dress on.
Brides head with a headpiece on in bedroom.
Bridesmaids helping put the bride's dress on from the back.
The bride, fixing her earring photographed through the bannister.
Bride fixing her earring with the bridesmaids.
The bridal party beside eachother.
Young girl peeing through the staircase bannister in black and white.
Angel Wedding Cars is helping the mother of the bride out to the car in Killicomaine Estate.
Mono of the bride at the top of stairs looking down.
Father of the bride looking up at the stairs.
Bride walking down the stairs as father is standing waiting for his daughter for a first look.
Father looking at daugjter and bride for first look in living room.

Why book me as your Portadown Wedding Photographer?

You can book me for photos, as I capture a range of images throughout the day, including both posed and candid, unposed moments.

Quality

Professionals offer services using high-quality equipment and lenses to capture images. This means you will receive better-quality photos.

Capturing moments

When planning your day, you should consider hiring a photographer like me. I will not only capture your memories but also ensure that everything goes smoothly.

Experience

Professionals, like myself, understand and know how to work with people and make sure that everyone has fun during the day.

Investment in a Full-Day Wedding Photography Coverage

Invest in a full-day, which is from 10:30 am to 9:30 pm, and the price is below.

  • High-res photos

  • 50% off a pre-wedding photoshoot

  • Wooden USB

    With a wooden presentation box.

  • Usual wait time is 4 to 5 weeks

  • All travel costs

    In Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (ROI)

£1490

Bridal party at the entrance of the church, waiting for the bride to arrive.

Wedding Ceremony Photos in Edenderry Memorial Methodist Church

There were plenty of people outside Edenderry Memorial Methodist Church waiting for the bride to arrive, so I made sure to capture some wedding ceremony photos at this stage. The church is in the Edenderry area of Portadown, just beside Bachelor's Walk. Plenty of umbrellas, as you can see from the image. Scott was already waiting patiently inside. The bridal party, with the maid of honour and bridesmaids, all arrived, so I took some at the entrance. The ceremony went smoothly, and I was able to walk around a bit, photographing different angles, which is great, with plenty of singing and was conducted very well by the minister. There was a decent number of people in attendance.

Edenderry Church photographed from outside in the rain.
Mono image of the bride with father at the entrance.
Mono picture of the couple holding hands, listening to the minister conducting the ceremony.
Close-up of the groom putting on the bride's ring.
The bride and groom are signing the book with the bouquet on the table.
Mono image of the minister with backs of people blurred out.
Close-up of bride and groom holding hands, black and white.
New husband and wife at the entrance of the church for a portrait with bouquet on the ground.
Portrait of the bride showing the back of her dress at the front of the church.
Standing looking at eachother holding hands in black and white.

Blogs

Close up of rings in box on the couch.

Bridal Preparation Photos in Armagh Road

I arrived at the groom’s house off the Armagh Road, close to Portadown town centre, for the groom's photos and his side of the family. By the time I got there, though, most people were already changed into their wedding attire, so I was only there for a bit organising some photos inside the house, as it was raining, we couldn’t go outside, unfortunately.

Thankfully, the bride’s house wasn’t too far away in Dorchester Park, so I made my way there for some pictures of the girls before proceeding to the ceremony.

Close-up of the bridesmaid holding a bouquet.
Mono image of the bride with the bouquet at her house on the Armagh Road.
The bestman holding a baby in the kitchen.
A black and white picture I photographed in the living room with the groom and groomsman, who are brothers.
Groomsmen sitting smiling at the camera, just a bit camera-shy.
Bride taking a selfie of herself at her family's house on the Armagh Road.

Other areas in Portadown where I Photograph Weddings in

My home office is quite easy to get to from the Armagh Road end of town, including the town centre, High Street, Mahon Road, Dungannon Road, Garvaghy Road, Seagoe Road and Loughgall Road, also serving estates Corcrain, Brownstown, and Kernan. I photograph weddings in all these areas in town.

Want to call out for a Chat?

If you want to call out for a quick chat, directions to my home office in Killicomaine Estate are above. Please click on the map.

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