The Cotswolds in England immediately won my heart upon arrival to photograph an intimate wedding. It’s a very special place and I hope you will find my luxury destination wedding photographer’s tour guide through the Cotswolds in England helpful.

The Cotswolds comprise the Cotswold Hills, a range of rolling hills. The Cotswolds are based on a bedrock of Jurassic limestone creating a grassland habitat, which is characteristic for the golden-colored Cotswold stone. The use of this mineral creates unique features. It’s a predominantly rural landscape featuring stone-built villages, historical towns with quaint homes and gardens. Most of the District is in the county of Gloucestershire and the main town is Cirencester. A visit to the Cotswolds offers a perfect combination of relaxation and exciting activities.

Bibury made out of a fairytale

Bibury is a village in Gloucestershire, England and about 6 miles northeast from ‘the Capitol of the Cotswolds’, Cirencester. It’s the ‘most beautiful village in England’ according to William Morris. And hence, it’s no wonder that it is a major destination for tourists. Highlight of Bibury is the Arlington Row, a row of beautiful weaver's cottages most photographed in the country. Wandering these honey colored Cotswold stone buildings gives you the perfect Cotswold experience on a sunny summer day. And don’t miss Arlington Mill and the Bibury Trout Farm close by as well as the Church of St. Mary.