What a fantastic day it was on Friday, April 5, 2024, when Emma and Andrew made the decision to get married at Stanley’s magnificent Black Horse Beamish venue. Even though the sky was cloudy and only occasionally revealed patches of sunlight, the attitude of the day was positively infectious among all those present. For what seems like the countlessth time, we collaborated with 2Tone Photography and were able to capture the essence of Emma and Andrew’s special day in perfect unison. The atmosphere? It was precisely how the couple imagined their party with friends and family—fun, rustic, and really intimate.
On a day that promised a blend of overcast skies and sudden sunbursts, Eleanor and David chose to tie the knot in a place bursting with character and charm—The Dalton Old Pumphouse in Seaham. This unique venue, known simply as “The Pumphouse” to locals and lovers alike, set the stage for a wedding that was both glamorous and intimately fun. Rosie Hardy, an incredible photographer known for capturing stunning shots and even shooting an album cover for Maroon Five, was there to document every sparkling moment. It was my first time working alongside Rosie, and we clicked instantly; her amazing eye for detail matched the vibrant energy of the day.
Emma’s father, her two sisters, Andrew, and his brother gave speeches that were a rollercoaster of emotions, full of laughter and tears, as the church ceremony turned into an evening of celebration back at the Black Horse Beamish. The décor, which was given to life by Wild And Wonderful, was a rustic dream come true with white and green meadow-style flowers that had a hint of blush. It provided the ideal background for the evening. The Black Horse Beamish jumped out as the ideal location, combining sophistication and a rustic charm that perfectly complemented Emma and Andrew’s dream wedding.
Black Horse Beamish, a wedding location tucked away in the centre of Stanley, is more than just a site where wedding fantasies come true with sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. It provides a customised wedding experience that is as distinctive as the couples that celebrate there, all thanks to its rustic charm and flawless service. Black Horse Beamish stands out as a venue that genuinely understands and delivers on the promise of a wonderful wedding day, whether it’s the charming elegance of the ceremony venues or the lush, open landscapes ideal for that special wedding photographs.
You may be asking yourself, “Why choose Adam Chetter Wedding Films for your big day?” given all the options available. It’s actually quite easy. I want to capture the soul of your wedding—the emotions, the laughter, and the quiet moments that make it uniquely yours—rather than merely the festivities as they happen. I bring not only my camera but also my heart to every wedding, having collaborated flawlessly with teams like 2Tone Photography. This way, when you go back on your wedding video, you’re not just recalling the day; you’re experiencing the emotions, the pleasure, and the love. We were able to capture those priceless moments at Emma and Andrew’s wedding at the Black Horse Beamish, and I would be honoured to do the same for you.
