What places in Britain are suitable for taking wedding photos?

1. The arch from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace is not easy to see, but it is still spectacular. The ground is red, because it faces Buckingham Palace, which symbolizes that the Queen has a red carpet to welcome everyone. It is also appropriate to take photos on the way to Buckingham Palace when you walk into the arch, but you can't always wait until there are no cars on the road. You can change your post as soon as possible and try to take pictures when the car is under martial law. Another place nearby suitable for taking pictures is directly opposite the National Gallery. The dome-shaped art gallery also feels like a church. Shooting time: early morning, of course. There are cars coming and going in this area during the day, so it is impossible to take a wedding dress.

Admiralty Arch is a memorial building in London, England, which was built in 19 12. Admiralty Arch is located in the center of Westminster, London, connecting Trafalgar Square and the boulevard in front of Buckingham Palace. The gatehouse is in the southwest corner of Trafalgar Square and the northeast end of the tree-lined road. The building is called the door, but it is actually the building. There are Cabinet Office and Prime Minister's Strategic Office in the building.

2. Princess Diana's Century Wedding Church, the second largest dome church in Europe, is softer than the Gothic architecture of Westminster Abbey. Recommended shooting location: 1. After crossing the road by the church, you can get a panoramic view on the Millennium Bridge. 2. On the Millennium Bridge, with the church as the background; 3. There are many steps at the main entrance of the church, which can be photographed magnificently; 4. The café on the second floor of tate modern, opposite Sao Paulo, has an open-air balcony with a view of Sao Paulo and the Thames.

St Paul's Cathedral in London is one of the two most worth visiting churches in London, which is close to the financial district of London. St Paul's church is a representative of baroque architecture, and its dome is particularly spectacular. It is the second largest dome church in the world and the first cathedral in Britain. Sir Chris Wren, a famous British architect, worked hard for 45 years to complete the construction. 198 1 year, the grand wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana of England was held here. Climb the 27 1 steps of the church to the top, overlooking London. You can also enjoy English afternoon tea in the church cafe.