Anarchy Brewery - Sophie and Stu

Sophie and Stu’s wedding was our first at Anarchy Brewery. Anarchy Brewery is a working brewery in Newcastle creating local craft beer, and recently they have started offering their tap room for hire for weddings. With its industrial vibe, ‘beer hall’ style tables, and large art murals created by local artists, it’s a really cool place for a wedding. Sophie and Stu initially booked another venue for their big day, but it was forced into closure and their wedding was canceled. Stu, who used to work at Anarchy Brewery, got in touch with them and asked if they could host their wedding there instead, so their venue was changed. As the Brewery was not yet licensed for wedding ceremonies, they did all of the official bits the day before at the registry office, and on the day, Stu’s friend - who dressed as Elvis for the occasion, stepped in to perform their ceremony in front of their family and friends. A cool brewery venue, an Elvis impersonator, live musicians, street food from Hip to be Square and Chucho’s, and personalised craft beer favors - who could ask for more? It was a day full of life and energy and it was so much fun to photograph.

If you're planning your own wedding in Anarchy Brewery, and are looking for a wedding photographer, please get in touch, we would love to hear from you.

The Vermont Hotel - Lucy and Jack

The Vermont Hotel in Newcastle is always a great venue to work at. Its classic 1930’s art deco architecture makes it look like it would not be out of place on the corner of a New York street, and the roof top terrace which has great views over the city, makes a really cool place for a drinks reception.

It was great to be back at the Vermont for Lucy and Jack’s wedding day. With their laid back attitude to life, and their infectious sense of humour, they were a joy to spend time with. Their wedding day was elegant but not formal, fun but also emotional. All in all, a really fab day.

Here are our favourites from their day