the Assembly Rooms at Bath

Wedding Photography at the Assembly Rooms at Bath

The Assembly Rooms at Bath is a unique wedding venue in the heart of the Roman city of Bath. The rooms were designed in 1796 by John Wood the Younger and were the height of fashion as a destination for Georgian society during the period when transport advances suddenly allowed more rapid movement around the country. As the Assembly Rooms are situated in the centre of Bath, all facilities for a great wedding are close at hand.

Apart from its status as a Natural Trust venue, the fantastic architecture and design, a unique history (including being bombed), this venue can also accommodate very large weddings which is somewhat of a rarity these days! The main ball room is truly stunning with classical Georgian decoration, colouring, design and Whitefriars chrystal chandaliers and has the advantage of being able to seat up to 500 people. There are the smaller tea rooms which can still accommodate up to 250 people and the Octagon room with a capacity for 120 people. Due to the size and beauty of the venue, many couples choose to host their entire event here including catering for an ecsquisite wedding breakfast!

Having a wedding at the Assembly Rooms in Bath in Somerset generally means a big wedding. In order to capture your event, you will definitely need at least two photographers that are both very experienced at wedding photography at unique and exclusive locations. Christian Michael photography are your choice as the South West’s leading top end photography company covering Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, we can provide at least two very experienced photographers that are used to working as teams for your special event. Our style is high class and our experience is second to none, if you would like to contact us regarding your wedding photography at the Assembly Rooms in Bath for wedding photography at a unique wedding venue in Bath, please do not hesitate to call Christian Michael Wedding Photography Somerset now!