Wedding photography and film at Stapleford Park

Stapleford Park is a country weddings venue set within 500 acres of Leicestershire parkland, offering couples a grand Jacobean country house hotel as the backdrop for their celebration.

A Jacobean country house hotel in 500 acres of Leicestershire parkland near Melton Mowbray, Stapleford Park's individually designed rooms, formal lake, and estate grounds make it one of the Midlands' most accomplished celebration venues.

We are genuinely drawn to everything this estate has to offer from a creative perspective: the formal lake, the sweeping grounds, and the individually designed interiors all promise the kind of layered, characterful imagery that tells a wedding story with real depth. It is the sort of place where the architecture and landscape do much of the talking, and we would love the opportunity to bring our cameras here.

Frequently asked questions about Stapleford Park

What is it like to get married at Stapleford Park?

Stapleford Park offers a genuinely special setting for a wedding, combining the grandeur of a Jacobean country house with the warmth and intimacy of a hotel where every room has its own individual character. The 500 acres of Leicestershire parkland, the formal lake, and the beautifully kept estate grounds give couples a real sense of occasion from the moment guests arrive. It is the kind of venue where the surroundings do a great deal of the work, creating an atmosphere that feels both historic and deeply personal.

How does Stapleford Park work as a backdrop for wedding photography and videography?

A country house estate like Stapleford Park is a wonderful canvas for both photography and film, offering variety that is hard to find at most venues. The formal lake, the parkland, the house's Jacobean facade, and the individually styled interiors all provide distinct looks within a single location, meaning a couple's coverage can feel rich and layered without anyone needing to travel far. Natural light plays beautifully across open parkland, and the estate's scale means there is always a quiet corner to find when you want something more intimate.

Can we book Big Day Productions to film and photograph our wedding at Stapleford Park?

Absolutely, we would love to be part of a wedding day at Stapleford Park. We work with couples across the Midlands and beyond, and a Jacobean estate with grounds like these is exactly the kind of setting we are passionate about capturing. Get in touch through our website and we can talk through your plans, check our availability for your date, and explain how our packages work.

Is Stapleford Park easy for guests to reach from across the Midlands?

Stapleford Park sits in the Leicestershire countryside near Melton Mowbray, making it reasonably accessible for guests travelling from across the Midlands and further afield. The estate's rural setting does mean that most guests will be arriving by car, so it is worth pointing people towards good directions in advance and thinking about accommodation on the estate or nearby for those travelling from further away.

Are there accommodation options at Stapleford Park for wedding guests?

Stapleford Park is a country house hotel, so staying on site is very much part of the experience for couples and their guests. The individually designed rooms mean that no two guests are sleeping in the same space, which adds a lovely touch to a wedding weekend. We would recommend speaking directly with the venue about room blocks and availability for your date, as this tends to be one of the first things to confirm once you have your wedding day secured.

Does Big Day Productions have a guide to Stapleford Park on its website?

We are in the process of building out our venue guides across the Midlands, and a full guide to Stapleford Park is something we are looking forward to adding. In the meantime, if you are planning a wedding here and want to talk through how we would approach the day, we are very happy to have that conversation directly. You can reach us through the contact page on our website.