RSA House Wedding Photography

RSA House (The Royal Society of Arts) is an arts organisation founded in 1754. With its HQ in London, and originally created to support public enterprise, science, art, and commerce while alleviating poverty. Today, it functions as a modern think tank and global community of change makers.

Situated at 8 John Adam Street in central London (WC2N 6EZ) it serves as the society's headquarters, a public coffee house, a bar, and a versatile venue for events, public talks, and weddings (and a truly beautiful light filled venue at that). '

'Today, technology is more powerful than ever. What’s missing is the human capacity to use it wisely. We still need imagination, judgement and creativity to build a future worth living in. That is why the Royal Society of Arts matters more than ever'.

There's something especially unique about a grand historic building in London that still lets in an abundance of light. Whilst London isn't short of beautiful historic buildings; lots of these lack the light most wedding photographers dream of.

Liz from Bluesky Flowers wowed us all with the most sublime Autumnal colour palette - making RSA House wedding photography a breeze. Liz's signature colours favour deep plums and rich accent tones, and this one certainly didn't disappoint.

When I'm not busy photographing weddings and events, you will find me capturing behind the scene set ups and details for incredibly talented florists. In case you haven't realised, I'm a little flower obsessed. So not only do I get to work with wonderful people, but I get to spend time admiring exquisite blooms.