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Daniella and Lee’s Liverpool wedding was one of the most enjoyable weddings we’ve photographed in a long time.
From the start, they were determined to do things their own way. No formal bridal party, no traditional wedding dress, no first dance and no pressure to follow a wedding rulebook. Instead, they created a day that felt completely personal, centred on family, friends and having a brilliant time.
A wedding full of personality
Daniella and Lee balance each other perfectly.
Daniella brought the energy. Vibrant, spontaneous and constantly on the move, she kept everyone entertained throughout the day. At one point during bridal prep she looked in the mirror and announced, “I love my face”, which pretty much summed her up. Confident, funny and completely herself.
Lee was the calmer half of the partnership. Steady, sensible and quietly taking everything in, he provided the perfect balance to Daniella’s enthusiasm.
What stood out throughout the day was how much attention had gone into the details without anything ever feeling formal. There were quirky touches everywhere, a slightly vintage feel, and a real sense that everything reflected who they were as a couple.
From Ellesmere Port to Liverpool
The day began at the Holiday Inn Ellesmere Port, where Daniella got ready with friends, while Lee headed into Liverpool for drinks before the ceremony.
Those early moments set the tone perfectly. Relaxed, sociable and full of laughter.
The ceremony took place at St George’s Hall, one of Liverpool’s most iconic wedding venues. The grandeur of the building provided a wonderful contrast to the laid-back atmosphere of the day. Afterwards, everyone gathered on the famous steps for confetti, hugs, selfies and photographs before heading across the road to Doctor Duncan’s.
Doctor Duncan’s and a vintage bus adventure
Doctor Duncan’s was one of the highlights of the day.
The cosy pub atmosphere suited Daniella and Lee perfectly. Everyone gathered for drinks, nibbles and speeches, creating a far more intimate atmosphere than a traditional reception room. Daniella’s dad Jason had everyone laughing, while Lee’s speech was equally well received.
The fun continued when a vintage red double-decker bus arrived to transport everyone back to Ellesmere Port. What could have been a simple journey quickly became part of the celebration itself.
There were G&Ts, singing, selfies and plenty of laughter. Somewhere along the way, tickets were collected with great enthusiasm, whether anyone needed them or not.
It was exactly the sort of moment that made the day so memorable.
Party time at Holiday Inn Ellesmere Port
Back at the Holiday Inn Ellesmere Port, the celebrations continued with more guests, a DJ, dancing and a cupcake tower instead of a traditional wedding cake.
Without a first dance or many of the usual wedding formalities, the evening simply felt like a fantastic party surrounded by people who genuinely wanted to celebrate with Daniella and Lee.
Afterwards, Victoria described it as the best non-wedding wedding we’ve ever attended.
It had everything that matters: family, friends, laughter, funny speeches, thoughtful details, singing on a bus and a room full of people having a brilliant time.
It just left behind the traditions that didn’t feel right for Daniella and Lee.
And that was exactly what made it special.
Planning a Liverpool Wedding Your Own Way?
We are Sean and Victoria, a husband and wife photography and filmmaking team based in Cheshire. We photograph relaxed, people-focused weddings throughout the UK and beyond.
Whether you are getting married at St George’s Hall, heading to the pub afterwards, travelling between venues or skipping a few traditions along the way, we would love to hear what you are planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you photograph weddings at St George’s Hall Liverpool?
Yes. We regularly photograph weddings at St George’s Hall and across Liverpool city centre. The venue provides a fantastic backdrop for both documentary photography and relaxed portraits.
Do you photograph relaxed or non-traditional weddings?
Absolutely. Some of our favourite weddings are the ones that focus on people rather than tradition. Whether you’re skipping the first dance, ditching the bridal party or planning something completely your own, we’re there to tell the story as it unfolds.
Can we have drinks at a pub after a St George’s Hall wedding?
Yes. Liverpool has some brilliant pubs within walking distance of St George’s Hall. Doctor Duncan’s worked perfectly for Daniella and Lee, creating a relaxed atmosphere for drinks, speeches and spending time with family and friends.
Do you cover weddings in both Liverpool and Cheshire?
Yes. This wedding moved between Liverpool city centre and Holiday Inn Ellesmere Port, and that’s a fairly typical day for us. We regularly photograph weddings throughout Liverpool, Cheshire, Chester, Wirral and the wider North West.
What is your photography style?
Our approach is relaxed, documentary and people-focused. We capture the real moments, genuine reactions and atmosphere of the day, while keeping formal photography simple and efficient so you can get back to enjoying your wedding.
Do you offer wedding videography as well as photography?
Yes. We are a husband and wife team offering both wedding photography and wedding filmmaking throughout Liverpool, Cheshire and the North West.
