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Michael James Photography is based in Norfolk but covers all of East Anglia (Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire) for Wedding Photography assignments, with Portrait Photography undertaken in Norfolk only.  Commercial, Corporate, PR, Exhibition, Conference & Food Photography is carried out across the UK.

Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire have an abundance of historical houses and amazing country houses, hotels and historical venues that can serve as a stunning backdrop for your big day.  

Below is a list of some of the venues that stand out, but this list is not exhaustive, there are plenty more venues which offer a fantastic setting for your day. 

Across Suffolk

Yaxley Hall, Ravenwood Hall, Butley Priory, Leiston Abbey, Woodhall Manor, Hintlesham Hall Hotel, West Wing at Ickworth (National Trust) and Thorpeness Hotel. 

 

Across Norfolk

Sprowston Manor, Dunston Hall, St Giles House Hotel, Cley Windmill, Blickling Hall, Somerleyton Hall, Weston House Park, Gissing Hall, Lynton Hall, Caistor Hall, Scarning Dale, Bylaugh Hall, Barnham Broom Hotel and Ellingham Hall. 

 

A few points to note when choosing your Photographer

1. It's important to note that Wedding Photographers vary widely in their style and approach, so it's always highly advisable that you check out your proposed photographer's website and see examples of their work before booking.

2. Never book solely on a recommendation.  One person's interpretation of great photography is very different from someone else's - always check out their work insist on seeing some albums of real weddings.

3. Don't take website Testimonials as gospel.  Always insist on seeing the original testimonial letter, written by the customer or insist on seeing some other verification that they're real.

4. It's vital that you ensure your proposed photographer has full indemnity and public liability insurance. 

5. Finally, ensure you meet your photographer face to face before you book.  After all, this person is likely to be in close proximity to you and your partner for around 6-7 hours (possibly more) of your wedding day so it's good to know that you'll get on with them..