Manor House Lindley Wedding Photographer

Manor House Lindley Wedding Photographer

It is a privilege to be a Manor House Lindley Wedding Photographer. The stunning venue has so much to offer any wedding photographer will be spoilt for choice for location. Manor House Lindley is quite a new wedding venue which you will find in Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. What a stunning job they have done with the venue they have even picked up a number of awards for their interiors and even a five star AA rating. The Manor House itself has some of the most spectacular indoor and outdoor spaces which are perfect to host your wedding day.

There is not just 1 licensed room to choose from at the Manor House Lindley but a very impressive 6 ceremony rooms meaning you can pick the perfect location for your wedding ceremony. If you fancy something a little more traditional St Stephen’s Church is literally just across the road. The Manor House is a wedding photographer’s dream offering grandeur mixed with stunning green spaces.

Manor House Lindley also has onsite hotel perfect for any wedding day guests who want to stay the day before, after or both.

At Dave Waller Photography I pride myself in being able to get all the little moments those belly laughs, the emotion as well as capturing stunning wedding day pictures for you both.  Most of the time you will not even know I am there, capturing all those moments as they happen

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Manor House Lindley

1 Lidget St, Lindley, 

Huddersfield 

HD3 3JB

Website – https://manorhouselindley.co.uk

 

Bride and groom embracing on a grassy hilltop under a big summer sky
Sparkler heart drawn in light around a bride and groom at night
Silhouette of a bride and groom against the evening sky
Bride laughing with her bridesmaids holding sunflower bouquets outside a church
Bride and groom sharing a clear umbrella in the rain
Silhouettes of a couple facing each other against red bokeh lights
Bride and groom smiling at each other against a blue sky with clouds
Close-up of a groom kissing his bride, her ring hand on his shoulder
Bride’s veil flying out as the couple kiss under a floral arch at the church door
Couple in silhouette against glowing red lights at the evening reception
Black and white picture of a couple under a white umbrella at night
Couple kissing beneath a floral arch at the church door, her veil in the foreground

My Approach to Wedding Photography at Manor House Lindley

I photograph the day as it happens. Most of it you will not notice me doing. I will get everyone together for the family groups you want and I will find the two of you twenty quiet minutes, but the rest of the day is yours to enjoy rather than pose for.

You get 800 or more edited images back within three weeks, and there are 73 five-star Google reviews from couples I have worked with. Lindley is fifteen minutes from me, so this is very much home ground.

Photographing a Wedding at Manor House Lindley

The Coach House sits in its own private garden, and that is the detail that matters on the day. The ceremony, the confetti and the drinks all happen within a few steps of each other, with a garden wall around the lot – so nothing has to be herded anywhere and nobody wanders off to find the bar.

The Lantern Room is the other space, and between the two the venue handles a big day and a small one equally well – up to 150 dining in the Coach House and up to 200 in the evening.

Because they only ever do one wedding a day, there is no clock running against you. That is worth more than it sounds: it means portraits can happen when the light is right rather than when the room has to be turned round, and it means the twenty minutes I ask for is twenty relaxed minutes.

The House and the Garden

Manor House Lindley is right on the edge of Huddersfield, just off junction 24 of the M62, which makes it one of the easiest venues in West Yorkshire for guests to reach. Once you are through the gates you would not know the motorway was there.

There are 11 individually designed bedrooms on site, so the wedding party can stay over and the morning is not a convoy of taxis.

Real Weddings at Manor House Lindley

Joanna & Matthew – Manor House Lindley Wedding

Already married in Las Vegas, Joanna and Matthew came home to celebrate with everyone they love: a ceremony in the Coach House led by Matthew’s best friend, golden light on the tree-lined path and a live band under the chandeliers. Read Joanna and Matthew’s story.

Joanna and Matthew in golden light on the tree-lined path at Manor House Lindley, West Yorkshire

Why Choose Manor House Lindley?

One wedding a day, a ceremony space with its own private garden, and a location that is genuinely easy for everyone to get to. Those three things together are rarer than you would think.

It also scales. A hundred and fifty for dinner and two hundred in the evening, or something much smaller in the Lantern Room – the venue fits the day rather than the day being trimmed to fit the venue.

Manor House Lindley at a glance

  • Where: Lindley, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, just off junction 24 of the M62.
  • Ceremonies: The Coach House, set in its own private garden, and the Lantern Room.
  • Guest numbers: Up to 150 dining in the Coach House and up to 200 in the evening. The Lantern Room seats up to 40.
  • One wedding a day: Manor House Lindley only ever has one wedding in a day.
  • Staying over: 11 individually designed bedrooms.
  • Confetti: Not allowed. Bubbles or streamers instead.
  • Fireworks: Not permitted, because of the neighbouring houses.
  • Timings: Bar last orders at midnight, bar closes at 12.30am.
  • Built: 1874, for the Lindley mill owner James Nield Sykes. Derelict for over 20 years before being restored and reopened in 2018.

Planning Your Manor House Lindley Wedding

The Manor House is at 1 Lidget Street in Lindley, Huddersfield, HD3 3JB. It’s a restored manor house that’s now a hotel, restaurant and wedding venue, with a Roof Garden and a private garden next to the Coach House.

There are two rooms licensed for ceremonies. The Coach House sits in its own private garden, with double-height ceilings and a bar, and seats 150 for dining and up to 200 for the evening. The Lantern Room, inside the Manor, has exposed brickwork and a lantern feature and seats up to 40, which is lovely for a smaller wedding. Lindley Cellars holds up to 50 and can be used on the day or for a party the night before.

The packages range from Chic and Twilight to Marry on a Sunday and Extraordinary, and the details are in the venue’s brochures. The wedding menu comes from the same kitchen team behind the Lantern Room’s three AA Rosettes, so the food is a real highlight.

Rooms 1 and 2 have a private lounge and are set up as the bridal party’s base, with breakfast served in the room at a time you choose. That gives you a relaxed, comfortable space for getting ready, and plenty of room for me to capture the morning without getting in the way.

For portraits, the private garden by the Coach House and the Roof Garden are both close by, so we can be quick. I keep portraits to around twenty minutes, so you’re back with your guests in no time. If you’re thinking about a wedding at the Manor House, get in touch.

Manor House Lindley Wedding Questions

No, confetti and petals are not thrown here. Bubbles or streamers work just as well in pictures, and they are what the venue suggests. Worth telling guests in advance.

Up to 150 for dining in the Coach House and up to 200 in the evening, with the Lantern Room seating up to 40 for a smaller day.

Getting married somewhere else nearby? My Huddersfield wedding photographer page covers the other venues I know in the area.

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