All Saints Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Camden Town

All Saints stands on the corner of Camden Street and Pratt Street in Camden Town. It was built in 1822 to 1824 by William and Henry Inwood, the architects of St Pancras New Church, and is Grade I listed. It has been a Greek Orthodox church since 1948 and a cathedral since 1991.

It is a Greek Revival church: a curved portico of columns at the front, a round tower modelled on a monument in Athens, and inside, galleries on three sides held up by Ionic columns, with great chandeliers in front of the icon screen. The steps and columns outside make a grand backdrop for confetti and photos.

I've photographed weddings and christenings here since 2005. Flash is almost always allowed in Greek Orthodox churches, so I can photograph the whole service.

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