Wedding at Copdock Hall, Suffolk | Harry and Daniel
- Adam Prescott
- Jan 13
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 20
Harry and Daniel chose Copdock Hall in Suffolk for their wedding, and it could not have suited them better. It is a venue that blends classic features with a relaxed layout, which works well for a full day of celebrations. Wedding photography was provided throughout the day, focusing on real moments and natural reactions as everything unfolded.

From the start, the atmosphere felt warm and full of energy. The ceremony was emotional without feeling formal, and there were plenty of moments that had guests laughing one minute and wiping away tears the next. That balance set the tone for the rest of the day.
Copdock Hall is a strong choice for Suffolk weddings because everything flows in one place. Guests move easily from ceremony to drinks, then into the main hall for the reception. That keeps momentum going and helps the day feel connected rather than split into sections.

One of the highlights of the afternoon was Molly the dog, who played a starring role and quickly became everyone’s favourite guest. She was right in the middle of the action during the drinks reception, soaking up attention and adding to the relaxed, family feel of the day. Pets at weddings always bring out real smiles, and Molly delivered plenty of them.
During the day, music was provided by Gainsborough Quartet, which added a calm and elegant feel to the drinks reception. It suited the venue and gave guests space to chat while keeping a sense of occasion in the background.
Harry and Daniel both looked sharp in their suits from Slater Menswear. Clean lines and classic styling always work well in photos, especially in a venue like Copdock Hall where the building adds strong structure to portraits. Chair dressing by M T Events helped bring the room together and gave the reception space a clean and polished finish without feeling overdone.

The cake was by Simply T’s Catering and became a nice focal point during the reception before the evening celebrations began. It fitted the overall look of the day and disappeared quickly once it was cut, which is always a good sign.
As the night moved on, the energy picked up. DJ Lee J Entertainment took over and kept the dance floor busy, with guests jumping straight in once the music started. Later in the evening, the photo booth from The Photo Booth Company became a magnet for groups wanting a fun keepsake from the night, and it kept the pace going right through to the end.
From a photography point of view, this wedding had a great mix of clean, stylish moments and relaxed interactions between guests. The gardens and indoor spaces were both used for portraits, depending on the light and how the day was moving. Copdock Hall gives plenty of options, which makes it easy to keep things natural without pulling couples away from their guests for long periods.
The day was also featured in Norfolk and Suffolk Bride magazine, which raised a few smiles with Harry and Daniel, as there was no bride in sight. It was still a great fit for the venue and the style of the day, and it is good to see same sex weddings getting proper visibility in local wedding media.

What stood out most was how present Harry and Daniel were all day. They stayed close to friends and family, took time to enjoy each part of the day, and trusted the plan. That always shows in the photos. When couples stay relaxed and focused on each other, everything else falls into place around them.
If you are planning a wedding at Copdock Hall in Suffolk and want a wedding photographer that tells the full story of your day without forced posing or long interruptions get in touch!
Suppliers
Venue: Copdock Hall, @copdock_hall
Suits: Slater Menswear, @slatermenswear
Chair dressing: M T Events, @m_t_events
Daytime music: Gainsborough Quartet, @gainsboroughquartet
Evening DJ: DJ Lee J Entertainment, @djlee_jentertainments
Cake: Simply T’s Catering, @simplytscatering_
Photobooth: The Photo Booth Company, @the_photobooth_co




















































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