Leeds Civic Hall – The Ceremony

In the heart of Leeds City Centre, Natty and Tom chose to have a Leeds Civic Hall wedding – a venue known for its historical significance. They had the ceremony in the West Room (big enough for 38 guests), which is the smallest room of the three. There is also the Banqueting Hall (90 guests) and the Conference Room (60 guests) if you’re having a larger ceremony. Having a smaller guest list, the ceremony set the tone for the rest of the day as they were surrounded by their closest friends and family. 

Natty and Tom’s wedding was a perfect blend of tradition and contemporary style. Instead of the traditional wedding dress, Natty opted for a badass bridal suit and hat. It perfectly complemented the rest of the day, adding a touch of modern sophistication to the occasion.

Leeds City Centre

Following the ceremony, we ventured outside onto the steps of the Civic Hall, capturing portraits and group shots against the iconic backdrop. I personally love all of the white stone columns and the vibe they give (kind of similar to Old Marylebone Town Hall in London). We wandered around Millennium Square, and had an adventure around the center of Leeds, which was giving real city center chic vibes.

Leeds City Centre provides has lots of great photo opportunities, and we made sure to take full advantage of this! We wandered through the heart of the city and got lots of couple shots of them hanging out and just being themselves.

The Reception

After that we headed to Chaophraya Leeds to celebrate their union. With its inviting ambiance, it offered the perfect setting for the couple to indulge in great food and conversation with their loved ones. 

If you’re having a Leeds Civic Hall wedding and are looking for a photographer, please don’t hesitate to get in touch!