Sefton Park Palm House Wedding Photographer | Darbi + Danny

I had an amazing time capturing Darbi and Danny’s wedding at the stunning Palm House in Sefton Park. This beautiful city-centre venue in South Liverpool could easily be mistaken for an Italian destination wedding, especially when bathed in glorious sunshine. I've been fortunate enough to work here before, and it never disappoints. The wonderful natural light makes for stunning wedding photography, and there's something special about this place that seems to put everyone in an extra happy mood. Maybe it's the extra dose of vitamin D!

A joyous wedding celebration in Sefton Park Palm House

Sefton Park Palm House is an iconic Victorian glasshouse that serves as a botanical garden, home to over 200 plants, and a popular visitor attraction. It hosts numerous events throughout the year and has earned a reputation as one of the UK’s best wedding venues.

For a wedding photographer, it's a dream to work in such amazing natural light all day, surrounded by stunning beauty both inside and out. The dedicated team are on hand to ensure everything runs smoothly, making it a joy to capture unforgettable moments. Check out more information in my dedicated guide to the Palm House and planning a wedding at this venue.

Getting ready in the heart of Liverpool

My morning began on Water Street, capturing scene-setting shots outside the apartment where Darbi was getting ready with her bridal party and mum. The atmosphere when I arrived was already excitable as I documented the lively preparations and it was clear that it would be a memorable day. Following bridal prep I headed to the Radisson Red Hotel, where guests gathered in the lobby downstairs, eager to hop on the coach to The Palm House. I loved capturing the anticipation and joy of the guests as they made their way to the Palm House, knowing that Darbi and Danny would appreciate this part of the day being captured.

A wonderful ceremony and party in the Palm House

As I made my way into the Palm House, I met Danny, dressed in his military uniform, warmly welcoming guests just before Darbi and her bridal party arrived. Darbi looked incredible in her Wed2B dress, accompanied by her bridesmaids in dark orange. Following a heartfelt ceremony with lovely readings from Darbi’s bridesmaid and Danny’s mum, we enjoyed a spectacular confetti line outside the gates. Then it was time for the drinks reception, soaking up the spring sunshine outside the Palm House.

After the formal group photos on the steps, I took a walk with Darbi and Danny around the grounds, capturing some relaxed portraits before the wedding meal. Following a lively entrance, the meal was accompanied by speeches from Darbi’s dad, Lauren, James, Danny, and Best Man Alex. As the evening reception began, guests enjoyed cocktails in the evening sun and plenty of dancing around the bar before the first dance. After the bouquet toss, it was time for Darbi and Danny’s first dance, kicking off the evening celebrations.

Capturing Darbi and Danny’s amazing day at the Palm House was so much fun. Here are a few of my personal favorites. If you’re looking for a wedding photographer to capture your special day and like what you see, get in touch I’d love to hear from you.

SUPPLIERS

Dress: Wed2B @wed2b

Shoes: Be Mine @beminefootwear

Hair: Shannon Fate

Makeup: Hayley Doyle @beautybyhrd

Flowers: A More Flowers Widnes @amoreflowers

Catering: Dine Venues @dinevenues

Cake: Sarah - family friend

DJ: MJDJ