My name is Mark Burton, and I founded Tavistock Avenue Photography in 2003. Since then, I have been a professional reportage wedding photographer covering London, Essex, Herts, Suffolk and the South East. I have photographed hundreds of weddings at most of the well known weddings venues in the region and have also photographed lots of different types of weddings including Asian, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, and even Pagan!

I always think that great wedding photography blends just the right combination of portrait, candid, storytelling and detail photography and you can see examples of all the above in my main portfolio.

As some background, I was given my first camera on my eigth birthday, have a Fine Art degree and I rarely leave my house without a camera. This means when I’m not photographing weddings, I’m usually photographing something else and I’ve taken photographs all over Europe, the USA and Zambia.

My wedding photos are regularly featured in The Times, Perfect Weddings and Wedding Ideas Magazines.

I’m absolutely dedicated to taking fantastic photos – but also delivering an outstanding level of service.

Where do I photograph weddings?

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Ramster Wedding Venue | Surrey Wedding Photography

Where do I photograph weddings?

Most of the weddings I photograph are in London, Essex, Hedingham Castle, The Old Royal Naval College, The Grove and The Torridon.

If you’d like to see photographs from the venues where I’ve photographed, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the venue links.

London Wedding Photographer

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Islington Town Hall Wedding Photography | Altitude 360 | London Wedding Venue

London Wedding Photographer

My latest digital wedding photography portfolio contains some of my favourite contemporary wedding photographs from the last couple of years and will give you a good idea of the type of coverage you would receive.

On this website you can browse photos from specific wedding venues. There are almost 40 venue portfolios from wedding venues in London, Essex, Hertfordshire and further afield.

After each wedding I write a blog post with photos and observations from the day.

Every wedding I photograph is uploaded to the recent wedding section of my website where you can browse photos from all the weddings I’ve taken over the last two years.

10th December 2011, Old Royal Naval College, London

21st October 2011, Crown House Hotel, Essex

1 October 2011, County Hall, Matlock and Chatsworth House, Derbyshire

18 September 2011, East Anglian Railway Museum, Essex

17 September 2011, Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire

9 July 2011, Greenwoods Hotel, Essex

1 July 2011, Leez Priory, Essex

18th June 2011, James Church, Bushey and Grim’s Dyke Hotel Old Redding, Middlesex

28th May 2011, Hanbury Manor, Hertfordshire

23rd April 2011, The Park Lane Hotel, London

20th April 2011, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London

5th March 2011, Hedingham Castle, Essex

8th January 2011, Islington Town Hall, London

22nd December 2010, Hedingham Castle, Essex

18th December 2010, Spains Hall, Essex

4th December 2010, St Bartholomew’s Church, Ducklington and Oxford Town Hall

6th November 2010, St Mary’s Wimbledon & The Bank of England Sport’s Centre

23rd October 2010, Admiral’s House, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich

16th October 2010, Hall Place, Bexley, Kent

9th October 2010, St Peter’s Clerkenwell and The Andaz, London

25th September 2010, Gibson Hall, London

18th September 2010, Langtons House, Essex

29th August 2010, Gibson Hall, London

20th August 2010, The Barbican, London

14th August 2010, St. John’s College, Cambridge

7th August 2010, Theydon Bois Village, Essex

10th July 2010, The Torridon, Scotland

28th May 2010, Hedingham Castle, Essex

7th May 2010, Abbey House Gardens, Wiltshire

24th April 2010, Ealing Abbey and One Whitehall Place, London

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