Nathan and Nastashia were married on 30 April 2026 at Bredenbury Court Barns, tucked into the rolling countryside near Bromyard in Herefordshire. Spring was just finding its feet, the light was soft and golden, and from the first moments of the morning it was clear this was going to be a day full of laughter, calm and a whole lot of love.

About the venue: Bredenbury Court Barns
Bredenbury Court Barns is an exclusive-use estate set in around 29 acres of mature parkland, around a characterful old manor house. Its oak-framed barns have fully glazed walls, so the views roll out across Herefordshire towards the Malvern Hills and, on a clear day, the distant Cotswolds. There is an Orangery for ceremonies, lawns and a gazebo for outdoor vows, and the Oak Barn for dinner and dancing. Because the whole estate belongs to the couple for the day, it feels private and relaxed, which is exactly what you want when you are trying to capture honest moments.

For us as photographers and filmmakers, the manor house is the star. Those tall white columns and the grand wooden doors make a timeless backdrop, and in the late afternoon the stone glows warm. It is where we took Nathan and Nastashia for a few quiet minutes away from their guests, and it gave us one of our favourite portraits of the year.

From getting ready to the last dance
The morning started softly: Nastashia's pearl-strapped heels, a string of pearls and her ring laid out in the sunshine, the bridesmaids in matching pyjamas, and Nathan getting himself ready. We were there from the first details of the morning, through the vows, the portraits and the celebrations into the evening, telling the whole story rather than just the highlights.



Before the guests arrived, the ceremony room sat quiet and full of light: rows of cross-back chairs, simple white flowers along the aisle and spring sunshine pouring through the windows. It is one of our favourite moments of any wedding day, the calm just before everything begins.

Cake, first dance and a barn full of joy
As the light faded, the Oak Barn came into its own. Nathan and Nastashia cut their cake against the glass walls, with the fairy-lit lawns and the evening sky behind them, and then it was onto the dance floor under the disco ball, surrounded by the people they love most.


What stayed with us most was how natural the two of them were together. There was no need to pose or perform. A glance, a squeeze of the hand, a shared laugh at something only they heard: that is the stuff a good wedding film is made of.

Watch their wedding film
We turned Nathan and Nastashia's day into a ten-minute cinematic feature film, from the quiet morning moments to the celebrations in the barn. You can watch it on our films page.
Planning a wedding at Bredenbury Court Barns, or anywhere in Herefordshire and the West Midlands? We would love to hear your plans, so get in touch and let's talk about your day.
