David Murray is a Cheshire, North West, UK based Documentary Wedding Photographer, often referred as a wedding photojournalist, contemporary or reportage photographer. He has been listed in the Top 10 UK Wedding Photographers, and is also listed in the Top 10 UK Winter Wedding Photographers by Professional Photographer Magazine. He does not control, direct or prompt his clients, and shoots purely as a wedding photojournalist, creating beautiful and timeless images. David works all over the UK, and has worked in London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Gloucestershire, Somerset, Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Warwickshire, Birmingham, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Shropshire, Worcestershire, Wales, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Lake district, Scotland, Ireland and France. Some of the fantastic venues he's worked at include. The Chester Grosvenor, Brocket Hall, Stapleford Park, Ston Easton Park, Rookery Hall, Crewe Hall, Statham Lodge, Sandon Hall, Prestwold Hall, Sutton Bonnington Hall, Belvoir Castle, Hassop Hall, Sandhole Oak Barn, Mere Court, Wrenbury Hall, Blakelands, Buxted Park, Callow Hall, Coltsfoot Country retreat, Belle Epoque, Great John Street Hotel, Great Fosters, Rowton Hall, The Dairy, Peckforton Castle, Hipping Hall, St Audries Park, Ripley Castle, Wiston House, Dunchurch Park, Stoke Green, Shrigley Hall, Bramhall Hall, Allerton Castle, The Rolls of Monmouth, Radisson Edwardian, Soughton Hall, Cutt Mill House, West Tower, The Great Tythe Barn, Penny Hill Park, Eaves Hall, Thornton Manor, Grafton Manor, Noseley Hall, Harewood House, Hillbark Hotel, Samlesbury Hall, Walcot Hall, Heaton House Farm, Farington Lodge, Fonmon Castle, Hodstock Priory, Battle Abbey, Blenheim Palace, Inglewood Manor, Nunsmere Hall, Meols Hall, Sandhurst College. London Venues: The Landmark, The Dorchester, Browns Hotel Mayfair, Pembroke Lodge, Trinity House, Home House, The Inner Temple, Renaissance Chancery Court. Scottish venues: Dundas Castle, Drumtochty Castle, Comlongon Castle, Ednam House.