St Paul’s Cathedral Wedding Video in London | Joe & Dale
Joe & Dale’s day was the definition of iconic London—an unforgettable St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video with style, energy, and loads of heart.
The ceremony took place at St Paul’s Cathedral, inside the OBE-Chapel beneath the cathedral itself, giving everything that cinematic, once-in-a-lifetime feel from the moment guests arrived.

A two-videographer wedding (so nothing gets missed)
This was a two-videographer job, which meant we could properly tell the full story—capturing both mornings as they unfolded and building a St Paul’s film that feels complete, not rushed.
One of us joined the guys for groom prep at Threadneedles Hotel in London, where the morning had that relaxed buzz and the lads looked seriously sharp in classic tuxedos.
Meanwhile, the girls got ready at the Four Seasons Hotel at Tower Bridge, with the bride looking absolutely stunning—elegant, timeless, and completely fitting for a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding.
Their two children were right at the heart of the day too. Lachlan was with the boys in the morning and Margaux was with the girls—adding those brilliant, real family moments throughout that always make a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video feel more personal.

The ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral (OBE-Chapel)
St Paul’s is one of the most iconic ceremony locations in London, and the OB E-Chapel underneath the cathedral is genuinely special. It has that sense of history and grandeur, but still feels intimate once the ceremony begins. Those reactions, the small glances, and the emotion in the room are the moments we build the film around.
If you’re planning your own ceremony here, it’s worth checking the cathedral’s official filming and photography guidance so you know what to expect on the day:
https://www.stpauls.co.uk/filming-and-photography

Reception at Merchant Taylors’ Hall
After the ceremony, celebrations moved to Merchant Taylors’ Hall, an epic venue in the heart of the City (and part of the Threadneedles setting). It’s the kind of place that feels impressive the second you walk in, but still works perfectly for a lively, modern party.
The speeches were a proper highlight—funny, emotional, and brilliantly delivered, with standout moments from the father of the bride, Dale, and two of the groomsmen. A perfect mix of humour and heartfelt sentiment.
Live music, atmosphere, and a first dance that kicked the night off
Other suppliers brought in a string quartet during the reception, which added a classy London feel without ever being over the top.
The evening kicked off in style with a cool choreographed first dance backed by the live band The Relics. It set the tone instantly and the energy stayed high from there.
Supplier team
Hair: Charlotte Brown
Makeup: Sarah Green
Band: The Relics

Planning a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video?
If you’re considering St Paul’s for your ceremony, the biggest tip we can give is to plan your timeline so you can actually enjoy the experience of being in central London. Between St Paul’s, Threadneedles, Four Seasons at Tower Bridge, and Merchant Taylors’ Hall, you’ve got some of the best backdrops in the city—so giving yourself room to breathe makes a huge difference to how the day feels (and how the film flows).
For couples still early in planning, it’s also worth browsing a trusted London venue directory for ideas and logistics:
https://www.hitched.co.uk/wedding-venues/london/
Watch more St Paul’s wedding films
We’ve filmed at St Paul’s before, and if you’d like to see more examples of how a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video can look across different seasons and timelines, here are the related films:
If you’d like us to create your St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video, get in touch and we’ll send over availability, pricing, and a few full films to watch.

FAQ: Getting married at St Paul’s Cathedral (OBE Chapel)
1) Where do weddings at St Paul’s Cathedral actually take place?
Most weddings associated with St Paul’s are held in the Chapel of the Order of the British Empire (OBE Chapel), which is located in the Crypt of St Paul’s Cathedral.
2) Can anyone get married at St Paul’s Cathedral / the OBE Chapel?
Not everyone can. St Paul’s has eligibility criteria (it’s not a general “book any date” wedding venue). The best next step is to check the Cathedral’s official weddings information and contact their team directly for current requirements and availability.
Read the official weddings information at St Paul’s Cathedral
3) Are we allowed to have wedding photography inside St Paul’s Cathedral?
Yes — but only if you are actually marrying at the Cathedral. St Paul’s states they are unable to accommodate wedding and engagement photography requests inside the Cathedral and on their land from couples who are not getting married there.
St Paul’s Cathedral filming and photography guidance
4) Are we allowed to film a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding (wedding videography)?
Visitor videography is not allowed inside the Cathedral (as a general rule for visitors). For weddings, filming is typically handled under the Cathedral’s wedding-specific arrangements and guidelines, so it’s important to confirm what’s permitted for your ceremony with the St Paul’s team in advance.
See the Cathedral’s filming and photography rules
5) Can we use flash, tripods, monopods, or extra lighting?
St Paul’s guidance for photography in the Cathedral is non-flash and also notes that visitors should not use additional lighting, tripods, monopods, gimbals or selfie sticks. For weddings, your supplier should still plan on a minimal, respectful setup and follow whatever the Cathedral team confirm for your day.
Official photography equipment guidance
6) Can we do engagement photos at St Paul’s if we’re not getting married there?
No — St Paul’s specifically says they’re unable to accommodate wedding and engagement photography requests inside the Cathedral or on their land for couples who aren’t marrying there.
Read the Cathedral’s policy here
7) Can guests take photos during the ceremony?
As a general rule, St Paul’s asks visitors not to take photographs during services. A wedding is a service, so it’s safest to assume guest photography will be restricted during the ceremony unless the Cathedral explicitly confirms otherwise for your wedding.
See the official guidance on photography during services
8) What’s the best way to make sure our photographer/videographer is compliant at St Paul’s?
Ask your supplier to work unobtrusively, avoid restricted kit (flash/lighting/tripods unless approved), and confirm the Cathedral’s current rules before the wedding day. If you want, you can also share the Cathedral’s guidance with them so everyone’s aligned.
St Paul’s Cathedral filming and photography guidance

London Wedding Videographers
If you’re looking for a St Paul’s Cathedral wedding video (or planning a London wedding day with a ceremony in the City and a reception somewhere iconic), we’d love to help. We film in a relaxed, unobtrusive way, focusing on real moments, beautiful audio from your vows and speeches, and a cinematic edit that feels timeless.
For more inspiration, you can explore a few helpful pages below:
- Luxury London Wedding Films
- Wedding Videographers London
- London Wedding Videographers & Photographers
If you’d like to check availability or get a brochure, just get in touch and tell us your date, venue(s), and what you’re planning. We cover London and the UK, and we’re always happy to share advice on timings, logistics, and how to get the best film possible on the day.