Wedding Photographer Kin House

Noah Werth had the pleasure of being the wedding photographer and videographer at Kin House for David & Dido’s big day at Kin. It was an incredibly beautiful and elegant occasion full of friends, family, fun and romance.

David & Dido hosted their whole wedding at Kin and being a November wedding there was some colder and drizzly weather which was fully embraced with brollies in tow.

The colder weather and grey skies certainly didn’t dampen spirits and was an incredible testament to how a great party full of love, laughter and amazing people can come together whatever the weather.

From the moment we arrived, Kin House felt like an exhale. There’s a softness to it — the way the light pours through the windows, the calm elegance of the Georgian rooms, the gardens that feel both refined and wonderfully relaxed. It didn’t feel like a venue; it felt like a home we could fill with everyone we love. We could instantly picture laughter spilling out onto the lawn, long conversations by candlelight, and quiet, stolen moments between the two of us tucked away in its corners. Kin House feels timeless and intimate, and that’s exactly how we want our marriage to begin.

We’re completely drawn to the films that feel unpolished in the most beautiful way — the ones where you can feel the emotion rather than just see it. There’s one film in particular where the focus lingers on small moments: hands brushing, deep breaths before the ceremony, guests laughing mid-speech. It felt honest and cinematic without ever being forced. We remember watching it and both going quiet — that was the moment we knew you were the one.

We are both very keen on exercise – Dido loves running, hot yoga, reformer pilates and resistance training. David loves weight training and has recently started doing hot yoga! Dido is more of a home body early night, early riser, who loves cleaning and good coffee. David is more of a social butterfly and a night owl, and one of the most relaxed people out there – never overthinks a thing and very hard to find anything that stresses him out! Both very different in that respect but it is definitely one of the reasons we work so well together. Ying and Yang :)w

Most important thing for us both are our families and friends. Dido comes from a big family, whereas David’s family is v small but we have both gelled well with both sides.

Candles and rose petals all over our home. David had then arranged for both our families to arrive shortly after and celebrate with lots of champagne and pizza!

We want our guests to feel wrapped in warmth — like they’ve stepped into a weekend that slows time. Nothing rushed, nothing performative. Just beautiful food, flowing wine, heartfelt moments, and the freedom to really be present. Kin House lends itself to that so naturally — it invites connection. We want our guests to leave feeling full in every sense: full of love, stories, laughter, and memories they’ll talk about for years.