If you’re planning your wedding at Sandhole Oak Barn, in Congleton, Cheshire. you already know how special this venue is — the lakeside views, the rustic barn lighting, and the golden-hour sunsets that create the perfect backdrop for cinematic storytelling. As a Sandhole Oak Barn wedding videographer, I capture the natural emotion, atmosphere, and beauty of the venue in a way that feels timeless, elegant, and stress-free.
Sandhole Oak Barn is one of Cheshire’s most visually rich venues. Couples choose it because it offers:
Soft, clean, flattering light — ideal for cinematic colour grading.
Everything is in one place, meaning you get more relaxed, natural footage.
One of my recent weddings at the venue was Mark & Suzy’s celebration — a perfect example of how well Sandhole Oak Barn translates into film.
Their day had everything the venue is known for:
Their full wedding film and trailer beautifully showcase what Sandhole Oak Barn looks like through my style.
Every film package includes:
Optional extras include:
We have relived the day so many times watching your work. We couldn’t be any happier with your professionalism and the film you created for us.
Mark & Suzy, Sandhole Oak Barn - read their full story here.
Most couples booking Sandhole Oak Barn choose packages between £1,400–£1,800, depending on coverage, which is an average for Cheshire Wedding Videographers.
Early-bird / limited-availability bookings (like Mark & Suzy’s year) often secure their date for £1,200–£1,400, depending on season.
Clear, transparent pricing available on request.
Answers to questions couples often ask.
Q: Are you familiar with filming weddings at Sandhole Oak Barn?
A: Yes — Sandhole Oak Barn is one of the venues I’m most familiar with. I know the best spots for golden-hour portraits, how the light behaves in the Barn and by the lake, and the timings that work best around the venue’s schedule.
Q: What makes Sandhole Oak Barn good for wedding videography?
A: The lake, the Oak Barn’s warm timber interior, and the open countryside give the day a cinematic backdrop. Sunsets at Sandhole are especially beautiful and always feature in my films when the weather allows.
Q: Do you capture the ceremony in Sandhole Oak Barn clearly?
A: Absolutely. I use discreet cameras, broadcast-quality audio, and multiple angles so the ceremony feels natural but is captured cleanly. Sandhole’s acoustics are great, so speeches and vows always turn out crisp.
Q: Can we get video outside if the weather turns grey?
A: Yes — Sandhole Oak Barn is gorgeous even in overcast light. Cloud cover creates soft, flattering skin tones and looks cinematic on camera.
Q: How long do you stay on the wedding day?
A: I stay for the full story — not by the hour. Typically from prep in the morning until just after the first dance and night-time energy.
Q: Do you use drones at Sandhole Oak Barn?
A: Yes, when weather and airspace rules allow. Aerial shots of the lake and surrounding fields really elevate a Sandhole Oak Barn wedding film.
Q: Will filming interfere with the flow of the day?
A: Not at all. I work documentary-style — blending in with guests and letting moments unfold naturally. I only step in for gentle guidance when you need it.
Q: Can we still get beautiful sunset footage at Sandhole Oak Barn?
A: Definitely. Sandhole is one of the best venues in Cheshire for golden sunset light. I usually take couples out for a relaxed 10–15 minutes to capture it without missing much of the party.
Q: How long does the finished film take to deliver?
A: Usually 6–10 weeks depending on the season. I keep you updated along the way so you always know where things are up to.
Q: Can we choose the music for the film?
A: You can give me a vibe or preference, and I’ll license music legally to match your style. This keeps your film sounding amazing and safe to share online.
Every Nocturne film begins with a conversation — about your story, your energy, and how you want your day to feel. We only take on a limited number of weddings each year to keep every film personal and intentional.
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