Kat & Jamie’s October Wedding Photography at the Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich
Emotive, timeless photography filled with warmth and light — captured by a documentary wedding photographer based in Leeds with a love for real, unposed stories.
Kat & Jamie’s autumn wedding day was bathed in soft October sunshine and set against the timeless charm of the Trafalgar Tavern in Greenwich. With the River Thames glittering nearby and the grand architecture of Greenwich University just steps away, the scene was full of atmosphere and personality.
Their celebration flowed easily — laughter echoing through the historic rooms, the light shifting beautifully throughout the day. We wandered along the river, the sun low and golden, capturing portraits that felt natural and full of connection. Every image reflected their calm, joyful energy and the simple magic of a day well lived.

Arrivals and Ceremony — Light, Laughter, and the Thames Beyond
The Trafalgar Tavern’s riverside charm framed the morning beautifully — soft
October light spilling through tall windows, the air filled with
conversation and warmth. Guests gathered by the Thames, laughter rising
above the tide. Inside, a calm anticipation grew as Jamie waited, the murmur
of voices and gentle piano notes carrying through the room.

















After the Ceremony — Family, Laughter, and the Thames Light
Just beyond the ceremony room, white walls and paintings made the perfect
backdrop for relaxed family groups. The air was full of warmth and laughter
— every frame natural and easy. Nothing posed, nothing forced. Afterwards,
we stepped out into the cool afternoon at Greenwich University, where Kat
and Jamie braved the breeze for portraits among the grand stone arches and
riverside views. Every direction offered something timeless — a calm,
elegant close to a day filled with joy.


































































If you’d like to explore more weddings photographed away from home, you’ll find a wider
selection in my Destination Wedding Portfolio.
