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Teesside Wedding Photographer

TeessideWedding Photography

Hi, I'm Mick Merriott, an award-winning local Teesside wedding photographer. Drawing inspiration from my father's enthusiasm for photography, I specialise in capturing your wedding day's genuine, spirited moments. My approach melds candid photography with artistic expression, focusing on the spontaneous, heartfelt emotions that define your celebration. I aim to be discreet yet attentive, ensuring that each photo authentically represents the joy and uniqueness of your special day.

Teesside Wedding Photos

Award Winning Wedding Photographer

I'm proud to be a member of the Flash Masters photography community, a recognition of my commitment to capturing unique, emotional moments in weddings. My style is all about being unobtrusive and real, focusing on the true essence of your special day. I believe in building a connection with my clients to ensure a relaxed and genuine photography experience.

Teesside Wedding Videography

I work closely with some of the best Teesside videographers. If you're interested then let me know I can recommend someone who will be ideal to cover your wedding.

Wedding Photography Style

As a Teesside wedding photographer, my style is a harmonious mix of candid and creatively composed images. I focus on capturing the true essence of a wedding day, documenting both significant moments and the subtle, often overlooked ones. My approach is candid and unobtrusive, ensuring the photos reflect genuine emotions and interactions. I blend documentary, reportage, and journalistic styles to create a comprehensive and authentic portrayal of the day. My goal is to make everyone feel at ease, resulting in natural and beautiful photographs that will be cherished for years.

Teesside Wedding Venues

Teesside, with its picturesque settings and diverse venues, offers a range of exquisite locations for weddings. Among the best is Crathorne Hall, a magnificent Edwardian country house set in picturesque grounds, providing a quintessentially elegant backdrop for a classic wedding. For those seeking a blend of history and luxury, Gisborough Hall, a Victorian-era mansion on the edge of the North York Moors, offers stunning scenery and an air of grandeur. The Tontine, located near the idyllic village of Stokesley, is renowned for its intimate and warm ambience, making it perfect for smaller, more personal celebrations. The Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough, home of the Middlesbrough Football Club, presents a unique venue for football fans, offering bespoke wedding packages. Wynyard Hall, a little further afield but still within reach, is a splendid historic house set in a breathtaking estate known for its luxurious facilities and exceptional service. Each venue offers a distinct charm, catering to a range of preferences, whether you're looking for grandeur, history, or a touch of personal significance in the heart of Teesside.​

Read my full Best Teesside Wedding Venue Guide

About Teesside

Teesside, located in the North East of England, is a vibrant area known for its rich industrial heritage and scenic landscapes. This region encompasses several vital towns with unique charm and attractions. Middlesbrough, the largest town, is the cultural heart of Teesside, famous for the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA) and the iconic Tees Transporter Bridge. It's a hub for shopping and entertainment, with the Cleveland Centre and Captain Cook Square being popular destinations. Stockton-on-Tees, known for its bustling high street and the historic Stockton and Darlington Railway, the world's first public railway, offers a blend of historical sites and modern amenities. The riverside at Stockton is particularly picturesque, hosting events like the Stockton International Riverside Festival. Redcar, with its beautiful coastline, is perfect for beach lovers and is home to the Redcar Racecourse and the unique Zetland Lifeboat Museum. Thornaby, traditionally known for its railway and aerospace industries, now offers leisure activities with Teesdale Park and Pavilion Shopping Centre. Billingham, a town with a strong chemical industry heritage, is noted for its Forum Theatre and John Whitehead Park.

The North York Moors National Park is just a short journey away for nature enthusiasts, offering breathtaking landscapes and numerous walking trails. Teesside also prides itself on its sporting facilities, including the Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough, home to Middlesbrough Football Club.

Transport in Teesside is well-connected, with significant road links like the A19 and A66 providing easy access to the surrounding areas. Public transport is efficient, with extensive bus services and rail links connecting the towns. The Tees Valley Line, for instance, is a key rail route, while Durham Tees Valley Airport offers domestic and international flights, enhancing the region's connectivity.

This diverse region seamlessly blends industrial history with natural beauty and modern development, making Teesside a unique and inviting destination for visitors and residents alike.

Kind Words

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People Also Ask

How far in advance should I book a wedding photographer in Teesside?

I'd recommend booking as soon as possible but at least 6-12 months in advance, especially during peak wedding seasons.

What is the average cost of wedding photography in Teesside?

Prices vary based on the photographer's experience, package options, and the duration of coverage.

Are there any unique photography locations in Teesside for wedding photos?

Teesside boasts various scenic locations, from historic buildings like Rushpool Hall to natural landscapes such as Roseberry Topping, ideal for unique wedding photos.

Bride and groom Rushpool Hall.jpg

Let's Chat

Get in touch to tell me all about your plans and check my availability to document your wedding.

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