Wedding Photographer in Taunton

Somerset

Taunton is Somerset's county town, a thriving market centre set between the Quantock Hills, the Blackdown Hills, and the Vale of Taunton Deane. Its combination of historic architecture, green spaces, and surrounding countryside makes it a characterful base for weddings.

Taunton Castle and the town's medieval streets provide historic backdrops, while Vivary Park and the banks of the River Tone offer leafy, peaceful settings close to the centre. The surrounding Vale of Taunton Deane is famously fertile, with rolling farmland, cider orchards, and honey-stoned villages creating a quintessentially Somerset atmosphere. The Quantock Hills are just a few miles to the north, offering heather-covered ridges and wooded combes for more dramatic landscape portraits. Taunton's warm community spirit and excellent local producers mean weddings here have an unmistakably genuine, celebratory feel.

Popular wedding venues in Taunton

  • Taunton Castle
  • Hestercombe Gardens
  • Farthings Hotel
  • Rumwell Park
  • The Mount Somerset Hotel

Areas we cover near Taunton

Somerset, Exeter, Bristol, Devon

Frequently asked questions about weddings in Taunton

How much does a wedding photographer in Taunton cost?

Our Taunton wedding photography packages start from around £900. Use our online pricing tool to build your package and get an instant personalised quote.

What are the best wedding venues in Taunton?

Taunton and the surrounding area offer lovely venues including Taunton Castle, Hestercombe Gardens, The Mount Somerset Hotel, and several charming country houses in the Quantock and Blackdown Hills.

Can we include Quantock Hills photos in our Taunton wedding?

Yes, the Quantock Hills are just a short drive from Taunton and provide beautiful heather moorland and woodland settings for couple portraits.

Do you cover the wider Taunton area?

Yes, we cover Taunton and the whole of Somerset including Wellington, Bridgwater, and the surrounding countryside with no extra travel charges.

Loading the full page...