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West Lodge Park Hotel, Hadley Wood

Photographed here 3 times since 2010

West Lodge Park is a country house hotel on Cockfosters Road in Hadley Wood, on the edge of Enfield. The house was built in the 1830s on part of the old royal deer park of Enfield Chase, has been a hotel since 1924, and has been run by the Beale family since 1945.

Its grounds include the 35-acre Beale Arboretum, with avenues of trees, stone urns and wide lawns, so a short walk from the door gives you a different backdrop at every turn.

I've photographed weddings here since 2010.

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Photos from West Lodge Park

Bride and groom on the garden path with the house behind them at West Lodge Park, Hadley Wood, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom between the carved stone urns at West Lodge Park, Hadley Wood, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom by the cedar trees and the house at West Lodge Park, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
The stone urns framing the arboretum lawn at West Lodge Park, Hadley Wood, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom walking under the cedars at West Lodge Park, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom on the gravel path through the gardens of West Lodge Park, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
A kiss on the winding garden path at West Lodge Park, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom beneath an avenue of young trees at West Lodge Park, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
Bride and groom on the stone terrace above the arboretum lawn, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides
A kiss among the golden shrubs of the arboretum, photographed by Evagoras Mandrides

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