Wedding portrait of a couple smiling at each other in the north York moors on their wedding day
A couple holding each other on their wedding day at Ryedale folk museum
intimate portrait of a couple holding each other on their wedding day, Yorkshire wedding photographer
a close up picture of a happy couple holding each other on their wedding day. Yorkshire wedding photographer

A beautiful wedding in the North York Moors.


The stunning autumn colours set the perfect backdrop for Madeleine and Michael's intimate wedding day. A warm but windy afternoon bathed in natural sunlight, the rich changing colours seemed to reflect the joy and warmth they share.


It was a beautiful day, as though the season itself had come together to celebrate their commitment to each other.


From the very beginning, the day was relaxed, personal, and deeply meaningful. Madeleine and Michael's main goal was simple: to share this special moment with the people who mattered most to them, in a way that felt true to who they are. Surrounded by their closest family and friends—and their two adorable pups—their wedding was a celebration of connection, not only between the couple but with everyone brought together to witness the occasion.


The ceremony itself was a reflection of that sentiment. There were no extravagant displays or unnecessary formalities—just heartfelt vows exchanged in a space filled with warmth, love, and glow of rustic lanterns. They created an atmosphere where their loved ones felt just as included in the moment.


As one of their thirteen invited guests, I felt incredibly privileged to be part of such an intimate gathering. Every person at the ceremony had a personal connection with the couple, and you could feel the depth of that bond in the air. There was something so powerful about being in a room full of people who weren’t just there for the event, but for each other.


One of the most memorable moments for me was when I was invited to sit at their family table and enjoy a spectacular meal together. The food wasn’t just a meal—it was an experience, carefully chosen to reflect the warmth and care that Madeleine and Michael wanted to share with their loved ones. Conversations flowed easily, laughter filled the room, and the atmosphere was one of complete comfort—like being surrounded by family you’ve known for years, even if you’re meeting some for the first time.

wedding rings placed lovingly in a rustic ring box, being illuminated by a lamp. Ryedale folk museum wedding photography
bride leaving for her wedding Hutton-le-hole. Yorkshire wedding photographer
Drone image of Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
key detail of a bridal suite. Yorkshire wedding photographer
reaching for a wedding band under a lamp. Yorkshire wedding photographer
couple walking towards the round house for their wedding ceremony at Ryedale folk museum
happy couple during their wedding ceremony, the round house. Ryedale folk museum
rings perched on top of some model chimneys. Ryedale folk museum, Yorkshire wedding photographer
wedding guest setting his dogs during the wedding ceremony at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
Victorian style portrait at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy couple waiting outside the roundhouse at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
couple smiling lovingly to one another in the photo studio at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
two dogs posing in the stocks at Ryedale folk museum
black and white image of a wedding guest holding a camera. Yorkshire wedding photographer
Wedding guests holding hands tenderly. Yorkshire wedding photographer
couple embracing in the old fashioned pharmacy at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy couple posing with their two does on their wedding day. Yorkshire wedding photographer
black and white close cropped picture of a couple smiling at each other on their wedding day. Yorkshire wedding photographer
wedding rings on their fingers. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy dog during a wedding reception. Yorkshire wedding photographer
intimate portrait of a big family table at a wedding breakfast. Yorkshire wedding photographer
smoked trout starter. Yorkshire wedding photographer
main course. Yorkshire wedding photographer
dessert. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy dog during a wedding breakfast. Yorkshire wedding photographer
family table. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy groom cuddling his dog on his wedding day, inside with his mum in the background. Yorkshire wedding photographer
happy couple cutting their wedding cake. Yorkshire wedding photographer
setting down a cappuccino. Yorkshire wedding photographer
wedding guest fussing a dog during the wedding breakfast. Yorkshire wedding photographer
a beautiful whippet getting some attention during a wedding breakfast.Yorkshire wedding photographer
wedding cake made by the brides auntie getting cut. intimate Yorkshire wedding,
intimate portrait of a couple on their wedding day under an antique lamp at Ryedale folk museum. Yorkshire wedding photographer

Your day, your journey.


In a world where weddings can sometimes feel overwhelming and filled with pressure, Madeleine and Michael’s day was a beautiful reminder of what truly matters: creating meaningful connections and celebrating love in the simplest, most heartfelt way. It was an honour to share in that with them, and to witness the beginning of their lifelong journey together.