A Bristol Wedding for Kirst & Matt at The Mount Without


If you’ve never been to The Mount Without in Bristol before then I highly recommend a visit. From the second you walk in it’s got magic in the walls. Effectively an abandoned church that’s been hollowed out, it has casual grandeur that doesn’t make it feel like you’re about to meet the queen but glad you put on some fancy shoes and brushed your hair.


It was the perfect backdrop for Kirst and Matt’s South African fusion wedding. The sun was shining, the lawn games were competitive and the ceremony was personalised and beautiful, it was the perfect collection of things that make weddings beautiful.


Fast forward to the party and we headed downstairs to the crypt where the bodies had literally been removed to give it an epic nightclub feel. (Sounds weird and creepy but I promise once you get over the initial ‘ick’ and the music starts, it’s all good).


For Kirst and Matt and I created a photo gallery of memories for their day and a highlight film to capture some images in movement. I love a highlight film as a wedding add on to really make sure you have those smiles, laughs and hugs cemented in your memories for ever.


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A group gathered inside a historic church with ornate architectural details.
A wedding ceremony taking place in a historic church with worn stone walls.
An empty church interior with rows of wooden chairs and beautiful stained glass windows.
A wedding ceremony in a grand church with painted ceiling and stained glass windows.
People interacting in the ornate interior of a historic church.
Wedding ceremony in historic venue with elegant white dress.
Couple walking down steps in formal attire at wedding venue.
A young girl in a pink dress holding a basket at an outdoor event.
Multiple hands reaching into a wooden bowl filled with confetti.
A celebratory moment captured in black and white outside a stone church.