Jodie & Asa / Gaynes Park

Jodie and Asa: A Gaynes Park Wedding Love Story

The beautiful summer Gaynes Park Wedding of Jodie & Asa, set in the stunning surroundings of the Gaynes Park in the Essex countryside near Epping in August 2019.

Gaynes Park at a glance

Gaynes Park is a family-owned estate high on the Epping Ridge at Coopersale, about two miles from Epping town centre and close to the M25 and M11. It’s exclusive use, with historic barns, ancient woodland and a Walled Garden, and a view of the London skyline. The Orangery, Gather Barn and Mill Barn are licensed for ceremonies of up to 150 guests, and the Mill Barn seats 150 for the meal, rising to 200 in the evening. For staying over, the estate has a 10-bedroom Coach House, which is run independently.

gaynes park wedding photography by Matt Wing

A wedding that had pretty everything is the only way to describe Jodie & Asa’s big day!

We started this glorious summer day with the ever enjoyable bridal preparation. I particularly love watching the wedding mornings unfold. There’s so much emotion squeezed in between all the action! It’s a real challenge but such a rewarding experience to document and different every time! Here’s a little blog post I put together with some ‘Bridal Preparation Tips’

A stunningly beautiful church wedding followed at the All Saints Church in Theydon Garnon before we made our way over to the famous Gaynes Park for the rest of the day.

gaynes park wedding

Gaynes Park Wedding

Gaynes Park is a highly stylish and contemporary wedding venue in Essex, set in the grounds of a historic country estate. The picturesque venue is surrounded by British countryside made up of farmland and woodland, with the London skyline clearly in the distance.


gaynes park wedding confetti

Their party continued late into the night with close friends and family all getting involved! Add freshly cooked pizza and popcorn and that’s a party! I wish Jodie & Asa all the best in the future, they’re a brilliantly suited couple who deserve nothing but the best in their future together.

I must also thank Rideout Films who kindly recommended me to Jodie & Asa. Working with David is always a pleasure and you can see the stunning film he made here:- Jodie & Asa – And That’s You

If you’ve booked your Gaynes Park date and are looking for a photographer please do get in touch, I’d love to hear from you. Use the contact form HERE


Suppliers:-
Venue: Gaynes Park
Video: Rideout Films
Dress: Morilee
Dress Shop: Bellissima
Florist: Luke & Lottie Florist
MUA: Jade Ewan Mua
Hair: Angel Satwick
Singer: Tom Ryder
Sax: Alec Pitman
DJ: Bret from Matt Maurice Event Music  If you’re still looking for a wedding photographer for your Wedding please get in touch HERE


Photographing a Gaynes Park wedding

Jodie and Asa married at All Saints Church in Theydon Garnon, then came on to Gaynes Park for the rest of the day. That pairing works well: the church gives you a traditional ceremony, and the estate gives you space for confetti, relaxed portraits and a long party. Their evening ran late with friends and family on the dancefloor, plus freshly cooked pizza and popcorn.

Gaynes Park wedding questions

Can you marry in a church and hold the reception at Gaynes Park?

Yes. Jodie and Asa married at All Saints Church in Theydon Garnon, then celebrated at Gaynes Park. The estate is also licensed for ceremonies of up to 150 guests.

How many guests can Gaynes Park take?

The Mill Barn seats up to 150 for the meal, and you can have up to 200 guests in total in the evening.

Where are the best photo spots at Gaynes Park?

From this wedding: the confetti on arrival, the grounds for portraits, and the dancefloor once the party gets going.

How much does a Gaynes Park wedding photographer cost?

My price is one all-in fee of £2,500 for the whole day, UK travel included, with 800+ edited photos and 100+ next-day previews. See everything that’s included.

Have you photographed weddings at Gaynes Park before?

Yes. Jodie and Asa’s August 2019 wedding is one of several Gaynes Park weddings on my site.

Here’s the story of their day…