Curradine Barns wedding photography and film
Curradine Barns is a beautifully restored collection of Georgian barns set in the Worcestershire countryside. With its exposed brickwork, oak beams, and picturesque courtyard, the venue offers a warm and characterful setting that looks stunning on film throughout the seasons.
We've filmed at Curradine Barns more times than we can count, and those Georgian oak beams and exposed brick walls never get old on camera. The courtyard gives us so much to work with, and the warm, characterful light that filters through this place has a way of making everything feel effortlessly cinematic.
Getting to Curradine Barns
Curradine Barns is near Shrawley in Worcestershire, so your closest train station is Droitwich Spa, roughly 6 miles away. From there, you will need a taxi or pre-arranged lift as there is no direct bus route to the venue. Birmingham Airport is your nearest major airport, around 35 miles away. It connects well to the UK motorway network, so driving down the M5 is your straightforward option. The venue has its own on-site parking, so driving is genuinely the easiest choice for most guests. For the evening, book your taxi home in advance. Local firms in Stourport-on-Severn and Droitwich get busy on weekends, so sort this before the big day.
Where to stay near Curradine Barns
Charming self-catering cottages set within the venue grounds, ideal for the wedding party and close family.
A traditional village inn with comfortable rooms and a welcoming bar, perfect for guests wanting a local feel.
A friendly family-run B&B offering hearty breakfasts and cosy en-suite rooms in a quiet rural setting.
A smart country hotel with ample parking, a restaurant, and well-appointed rooms suitable for all guests.
A riverside hotel in Stourport-on-Severn offering modern rooms and easy taxi access to the wedding venue.
A beautifully restored guest house with stylish rooms, evening meals available, and stunning countryside views.
Real wedding films from Curradine Barns
Frequently asked questions about Curradine Barns
Can I watch real wedding films from Curradine Barns?
Yes, you can! We have real wedding films from Curradine Barns right here on this page, so you can get a genuine feel for how the venue looks and flows on an actual wedding day. We always think watching a real film tells you far more than any description could.
What is it like getting married at Curradine Barns?
Curradine Barns has a warmth and character that makes it feel genuinely special rather than just a hired space. The exposed beams, natural light, and beautiful outdoor areas give the day a relaxed, personal feel that couples and their guests really respond to. It is the kind of venue where the atmosphere does a lot of the work for you.
How much does wedding videography at Curradine Barns cost with Big Day Productions?
Our packages start from around £1,495, and we have a range of options to suit different needs and budgets, from highlight films through to full ceremony and speech coverage. The best way to get a clear picture of costs is to get in touch with us directly, as we are happy to talk through what would work best for your day at Curradine Barns.
Is Curradine Barns a good venue for wedding photography and videography?
It really is one of our favourite venues in the West Midlands to work at. The combination of the barn interior, the courtyard, and the surrounding grounds gives us a huge variety of backdrops throughout the day. Whatever the weather or time of year, there are always brilliant spots to work with.
How do I book Big Day Productions for my wedding at Curradine Barns?
Simply get in touch with us through our contact page and let us know your wedding date at Curradine Barns. We will check availability and arrange a relaxed chat, either over the phone or via video call, so you can ask us anything before committing to a booking. We would love to be part of your day there.
Do Big Day Productions know Curradine Barns well?
Yes, we have filmed a number of weddings at Curradine Barns and know the venue really well. We understand how the light moves through the barn at different points in the day, which spots work best for portraits, and how the day typically runs there. That familiarity means we can focus on capturing your day rather than finding our feet.
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