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Kirsty & Paul – Mansfield Registry Office
September 30, 2025 · 2 min read
Date – 10th September 2025
Location – County House, Mansfield Registry Office
I was more than happy to be the photography for Kirsty & Pauls Mansfield Registry Office wedding!
Whilst it was only a small and short ceremony, and I was only with them for an hour, it was still a lovely ceremony full of joy and mishaps!
Mansfield Registry Office is a small, but signifcant place to get married. They were in the smaller of the two rooms due to the size of their group, but that didn’t matter. As registry offices go, it’s one of the better one’s I’ve been to locally and the registrars were equally amaazing.
There was one misahap though, the groom and best man had left the wedding rings on the living room table, a mere 20 minute round trip and Kirsty didn’t know, until it was time to use them!
While the best man went speeding off to pickup the rings, the ceremony continued and it was joyous. Each enjoying the time they had with their friends and family.
After the ceremony (and the rings arrival too) we all headed out to the font of the building for some group photos and portraits, dodging the rain as it came thundering along.
It was a truly fun and warming wedding – which will always be one to remember.
A huge congratulations to Kirsty & Paul
If you’d like to chat with me as your Mansfield Wedding Photographer – give me a call on 07762957953 or fill in my contact form.















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