VENUE GUIDE

Beechlawn Hotel wedding photography & film

Beechlawn Hotel is a Dunmurry wedding venue with function and banqueting rooms. Its civil marriage licence means couples can discuss holding their ceremony and reception at the same hotel.

The couple dance together

The gathering at Beechlawn

Caitlin and Ryan’s reception photographs give a people-focused view of the celebration. Church, pub and car photographs remain in their story, because those locations have not been established as part of the hotel.

Caitlin dances with a guest
Ryan dances with a guest
Guests dance with light sticks
Guests join the dancing
Guests on the dance floor
The couple with cheering guests
The couple cut their cake

Planning your own day

The hotel is on Dunmurry Lane in Dunmurry, Belfast. The official wedding page confirms a civil marriage licence. The hotel offers function and banqueting rooms.

Check current ceremony arrangements, access and the spaces included in your booking with the venue team. Then we can build the photography plan around your day.

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Guests raise their arms at the reception
A guest laughs during the speeches
Ryan listens at the table
The couple listen to a speech
Ryan speaks at the top table
Caitlin holds up a gift

Planning questions · FAQs

Can we hold a civil ceremony at Beechlawn?

The hotel confirms that it has a civil marriage licence; discuss your ceremony arrangements directly with the team.

Where is the venue?

It is on Dunmurry Lane in Dunmurry, Belfast.

How can we plan photographs without missing the reception?

Choose a short portrait route and gather family groups at an agreed time. We can then keep photographing the people and moments around you as the day unfolds.

Can we talk about photography and film together?

Yes. We plan photography and film as one team, with time for the ceremony, the people around you and a short pause together. Tell us your date and the shape of your day through our enquiry page.

YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR PLACE. YOUR STORY.

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