Wedding photography and film at The Vincent Hotel

The Vincent Hotel is a hotel weddings venue on Southport's Lord Street, one of England's finest Victorian boulevards, bringing a bold, design-led sensibility to the Lancashire coast.

A contemporary boutique hotel on Southport's Lord Street — one of England's finest Victorian boulevards — The Vincent brings a London-quality design sensibility to the Lancashire coast with a rooftop, spa, and styling that makes it genuinely distinctive.

We are genuinely drawn to what this place offers visually: the contrast between the building's contemporary interiors and the grand Victorian streetscape outside creates the kind of layered backdrop that makes for compelling films and photographs. A rooftop, a spa, and an aesthetic that feels more metropolitan than coastal all add up to something genuinely distinctive on the North West wedding scene. It is exactly the kind of venue we would love to bring our cameras to.

Frequently asked questions about The Vincent Hotel

What is it like to get married at The Vincent Hotel?

The Vincent Hotel offers a genuinely distinctive wedding experience, combining contemporary boutique design with the grand Victorian backdrop of Southport's Lord Street. The hotel's rooftop, spa facilities and considered interiors give the day a real sense of occasion, with a sophistication that feels more city-centre than coastal Lancashire. Couples tend to find it strikes a great balance between relaxed boutique atmosphere and polished, design-led surroundings.

Is The Vincent Hotel a good venue for wedding photography and videography?

Hotel weddings like The Vincent are genuinely exciting to photograph and film because the architecture and interiors do a lot of creative work for you. The combination of Lord Street's Victorian boulevard outside and the hotel's modern, design-forward spaces inside gives us a wide variety of backdrops within easy reach. That contrast between heritage streetscape and contemporary styling is exactly the kind of visual variety that makes for a rich, layered wedding film or photo collection.

Can we book Big Day Productions to photograph and film our wedding at The Vincent Hotel?

Absolutely, we would love to be considered for a wedding at The Vincent Hotel. Simply get in touch through our website with your date and a few details about what you have in mind, and we can talk through availability, packages and how we work. The sooner you reach out the better, as popular dates across the North West tend to fill quickly.

What makes Lord Street a good setting for wedding photos outside The Vincent?

Lord Street is widely regarded as one of England's finest Victorian boulevards, with its broad tree-lined promenade and elegant period architecture offering a genuinely impressive outdoor backdrop. It is the kind of street that photographs beautifully without any extra effort, giving couples a classic, timeless quality to their images just by stepping outside the hotel. For a venue on the Lancashire coast, it is an unusually refined setting that adds real character to a wedding gallery or film.

How far in advance should we book our wedding videographer and photographer for The Vincent Hotel?

As a rule we recommend securing your videographer and photographer as soon as you have confirmed your venue, ideally well over a year in advance for popular dates. Boutique hotels like The Vincent tend to attract couples who are thoughtful about every detail of their day, which means suppliers with a similar approach to craft fill up quickly. Reaching out to us early gives you the best chance of locking in the team you want.

Does The Vincent Hotel's rooftop work well for wedding photography?

A rooftop setting is a real asset for wedding photography and videography, offering elevated views, open sky and a sense of drama that ground-level spaces simply cannot replicate. At The Vincent, the rooftop adds another distinct environment to work with alongside the hotel's interiors and the Lord Street streetscape outside. We always love venues that give us multiple, genuinely different spaces to move through across the course of a wedding day.