Wedding Photography at Gatwick Manor Hotel

Gatwick Manor Hotel in Crawley, West Sussex

Gatwick Manor Hotel in Crawley, West Sussex, is a wedding venue that we have photographed so many times over the years. It never disappoints in terms of photographic opportunities and is perfect when you’re looking at taking care of a larger group in an informal style.

There’s a choice of two ceremony / reception rooms and the sunken gardens offer a great place for group shots even when there’s a large amount of guests at your wedding – the photographer can stay on the top level which minimises the opportunities for guests hiding away at the back of the group and never being seen!

There’s a few lovely locations for smaller groups and little nooks and crannies that are perfect for romantic couple portraits as well so you really do get all of your wedding photography needs met in a smaller, more compact venue that has the bonus of having plenty of parking and onsite accommodation for your guests to retire to at the end of the evening.

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