The Corinthian Club wedding photographyJordan & Jen

Glasgow city centre, proper laughs and a little rain

Jen and Jordan celebrating as they walk up the aisle at The Corinthian Club in Glasgow.
26 October 2025Merchant City · GlasgowPhotography by John Clark

Jordan and Jen at The Corinthian

Jordan and Jen wanted a city centre wedding, and The Corinthian Club was such a brilliant setting for it. A morning at Dakota Glasgow, a ceremony full of laughs with George, and a room packed with their favourite people.

I do love a Falkirk couple, and these two were a joy to spend the day with. I was honoured to be their photographer. There was so much to catch, from the quiet moments before the ceremony to tambourines shaking and confetti flying at night.

And then there was the rain photograph. A special couple, a special day, and a wee bit of Glasgow weather to finish it off.

Getting ready at Dakota

Jen got ready at Dakota Glasgow with her bridesmaids. There were lovely window-light portraits, plenty of laughs and those last wee moments before everyone headed off to the ceremony.

Her Suzanne Neville dress from Rachel Scott Couture was beautiful. Gemma Knowles was on hair, with Brooke Lilias and Sno on make-up. Jordan was looking the part too, in JH Kilt Hire.

Jen smiling in a mirror while her hair is styled at Dakota Glasgow.
Black-and-white photograph of Jen laughing in her wedding-morning robe with a bottle in her hand.
Jordan adjusting his bow tie in a mirror before the wedding.
Jordan smiling in his kilt and black jacket during the morning preparations.
Jen standing by the window in her Suzanne Neville wedding dress.
White bridal flowers held against the clean lines of Jen’s wedding dress.
Jen smiling beneath her veil with her white bouquet at Dakota Glasgow.
A bridesmaid sharing a laugh with Jen before the ceremony, photographed in black and white.

The ceremony with George

The Corinthian is a stunning place for a Glasgow city centre wedding. The tall windows, ornate details and all those hanging lights make such a setting, especially with your nearest and dearest filling the room.

George McLean — George the Humanist delivered a class ceremony. There were laughs, a few happy tears and so many wee reactions around the room. That’s the stuff I love catching: the couple, of course, but also the people sharing it with them.

Charlotte Sager played the harp, with flowers from The Flower Girls and styling by Bespoke Touches. What a lovely way to start married life.

Jen entering the Corinthian ceremony room on her dad’s arm.
Guests seated beneath the hanging globe lights in the Corinthian’s wedding ceremony room.
Jen and Jordan standing with George McLean at the front of their humanist ceremony.
The wedding ceremony framed through the Corinthian’s illuminated hanging globes.
Two wedding guests smiling together from their seats during the ceremony.
A young wedding guest in a black bow tie laughing during the ceremony.
Jordan smiling at Jen as George McLean leads their ceremony, photographed in black and white.
Black-and-white close-up of the wedding rings and Jordan’s hands resting on his kilt.
Jen and Jordan raising small glasses together during their wedding ceremony.
A wide view of the flower-lined aisle and globe lights during the Corinthian wedding ceremony.
Jen and Jordan walking back up the aisle through their cheering guests.
A wedding guest in a dark kilt jacket laughing during the ceremony.

A drink and a catch-up

Then it was time to catch up with everyone. Drinks, hugs, friends having a laugh and family enjoying being together. Such a great bunch of people.

I’m always watching for the little conversations and unexpected reactions. You can’t organise those photographs, and you wouldn’t want to. Jordan and Jen had plenty of proper candid moments to look back on.

A wedding guest showing off her pale pink outfit during the reception.
Two guests smiling together at the Corinthian drinks reception.
Jordan laughing with guests as everyone mingles after the ceremony.
A guest in a pink outfit and feathered hat smiling over her drink.
A guest in a navy jacket laughing with friends at the reception.
A guest in an olive dress enjoying a conversation at the reception table.

Out and about in Glasgow

One of the things I love about The Corinthian Club is the variety right around it. You’ve got the character inside, including that beautiful staircase, and then the streets and stonework of the Merchant City outside.

We took in the city around us, with a wander past the columns and the Gallery of Modern Art. Jen’s veil, the Glasgow buildings and the two of them laughing together gave us a lovely mix of photographs. It felt like their city wedding all the way through.

Jen standing on the Corinthian’s carved staircase with her wedding dress flowing behind her.
Jen with her bridesmaids beneath the ornate ceiling and globe lights at The Corinthian Club.
Jen and Jordan walking together along a Glasgow city-centre street.
Jen and Jordan smiling as they walk past Glasgow’s stone buildings.
Jen and Jordan framed beneath a grand stone archway during their city wedding portraits.
Jen and Jordan stepping down beside a stone column in Glasgow’s city centre.
Jen’s veil blowing beside Jordan outside Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art.
Jen and Jordan walking past city shopfronts on a rain-darkened Glasgow pavement.

Speeches and tambourines

The speeches brought plenty of laughs around the tables. I love those moments when the story being told sets someone off, and the reaction spreads across the room.

And those tambourines! The favours from Candy Floss Creations certainly got used. Before long, there were hands in the air, singing around the top table and everyone joining in. This crowd didn’t need much encouragement.

Jordan giving his wedding speech beside Jen at the flower-filled top table.
The best man reading his speech into a microphone, photographed in black and white.
A guest in a black waistcoat smiling during the wedding speeches.
Jen laughing with her family at the top table during a speech.
Wedding guests laughing and applauding around a reception table, photographed in black and white.
Two guests raising their hands and joining in the celebrations at the wedding breakfast.
Two guests laughing together with a personalised wedding tambourine.
Jordan and Jen clapping and singing along at their wedding breakfast.
A singer raising her arm as Jen, Jordan and their guests celebrate at the top table.

The party

From the first dance to the confetti flying, the evening had so much energy. Shades of Sax brought the saxophone right into the crowd, with DJ Craig Pollock part of the evening’s music team.

Light-up sticks, tambourines and a dance floor full of their favourite people. I loved being right in amongst it. Aye Do The Content was there capturing the celebrations too.

Jen and Jordan dancing together beneath the Corinthian’s hanging globe lights.
Shades of Sax performing among the wedding guests on the dance floor.
Confetti falling over Jen and Jordan as their guests cheer around the dance floor.
Two guests laughing together with light-up sticks during the evening party.
Friends leaning together and laughing on the packed wedding dance floor.
Jordan and Jen celebrating among raised light-up sticks during the saxophone set.
A guest dancing with both arms outstretched among the crowd, photographed in black and white.

That rain photograph

If you’re wondering what happens when it rains on your wedding day, have a look at these. Jordan and Jen stepped outside at night and the rain gave us something special.

The light catching the raindrops, the reflections on the street and the city behind them — I absolutely love these photographs. It was a completely different feel from the ceremony and the party, and such a lovely way to finish their story.

Jen and Jordan kissing in illuminated rain with Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art behind them at night.
Jen and Jordan standing together in sparkling rain beneath the warm lights of a Glasgow street.

Jordan & Jen, thank you for having me.
What a pleasure to be part of your day.

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