weddings

My photography is natural, documentary-led, and focused on real moments rather than staged ones. I work by observing what’s happening and anticipating moments as they unfold, rather than directing people or interrupting the flow of the day. The aim is to create photographs that feel honest and true to the experience of being there. When you look back, I want the images to bring back how the day felt, not just how it looked.

For most of the day, nothing is posed at all. I allow people to interact naturally so expressions and moments stay genuine. For couple portraits, I’ll offer gentle guidance to help you feel comfortable and relaxed, but I won’t ask you to perform or hold awkward poses. Guests are never directed or interrupted. This approach keeps the day flowing naturally and helps people feel at ease around the camera.

Coverage depends on how your day is structured and what matters most to you. Many couples choose full-day coverage so the story feels complete, from morning preparations through to the evening. Others prefer shorter coverage focused on key moments. I’ll always talk this through with you and give honest advice based on experience, rather than pushing extra hours that don’t add value to your story.

I take on a limited number of weddings each year so I can give every couple proper attention. This means time to prepare, time to edit carefully, and time to communicate clearly throughout the process. Limiting bookings also ensures consistency in quality and avoids rushing. Each wedding is treated as its own story, not just another date in the diary.

I’ve been photographing weddings for over ten years and have documented more than 500 wedding days. That experience means I understand the rhythm of a wedding day, how people behave under pressure, and how quickly plans can change. It allows me to stay calm, adapt without fuss, and focus on what really matters, even when things don’t run exactly to schedule.

Weather rarely ruins a wedding day, and it doesn’t stop meaningful photographs. I’m used to adapting quickly, finding shelter, using available light creatively, and working with what’s there. Some of the most memorable images happen in unexpected conditions. I approach weather as part of the story rather than a problem to fight against.

Most weddings are photographed by me alone. This suits my documentary approach and helps keep things unobtrusive and calm. For larger weddings, or days with multiple locations happening at once, a second photographer can be added if it genuinely improves coverage. This is always discussed based on your plans, rather than added automatically.

I’m very comfortable working in low light and have extensive experience photographing in darker venues and evening settings. I use available light wherever possible and work discreetly when extra light is needed. My aim is to capture the atmosphere of the space without disrupting moments or turning scenes into staged setups.

Yes, group photos are an important part of the day for many couples and are handled in a calm, organised way. I usually suggest doing them straight after the ceremony when everyone is together. Before the wedding, I’ll ask for a short list of groups so everything is clear. On the day, having someone you trust help gather people makes the process much quicker and smoother. The goal is efficiency, so you can get back to enjoying your day.

Your full online gallery will usually be ready in 2-3 weeks. Every image is edited carefully by me to ensure consistency and quality. I don’t rush the process, but I also understand how keen couples are to see their photos. Timelines are always realistic and clearly communicated so you know what to expect.

The number of images varies depending on coverage and how the day unfolds. Rather than working to a fixed number, I focus on delivering a complete and honest record of your wedding. You’ll receive everything needed to tell the story properly, without unnecessary repetition or filler.

Yes, all final images are fully edited for colour, tone, and consistency. I avoid heavy filters or trends that date quickly. The editing style is clean and natural, designed to look good now and still feel right years down the line. The aim is timeless rather than fashionable.

Yes, you’ll receive high-resolution images suitable for printing, along with versions optimised for sharing online. Your gallery allows easy downloading and sharing, giving you full access to your photographs without restrictions for personal use.

Absolutely. Your photographs are yours to print and share for personal use. They’re meant to be enjoyed, displayed, and shared with family and friends, not stored away or locked behind restrictions.

Yes, albums are available through your online gallery and come in a wide range of styles, sizes, and finishes. Every couple’s needs are different, which is why I don’t list fixed album prices. Albums are highly personal, and pricing depends on your choices. This approach gives flexibility and ensures you’re only paying for something that suits you.

In the lead-up to the wedding, I’ll ask for a few key details to help everything run smoothly. This usually includes a rough timeline, ceremony details, and a short list of any group photos you’d like. I don’t need anything overly complicated — just enough information to understand how the day will flow.

We’ll usually talk through these details together, either in person or online, so nothing feels overwhelming. My aim is to be well prepared while keeping things relaxed for you. Good preparation means fewer questions on the day itself and allows me to focus fully on documenting what’s happening rather than chasing information.

In the very unlikely event that I couldn’t attend your wedding, I have trusted professional contacts and clear contingency plans in place. You would be informed as early as possible, and your wedding would not be left uncovered. Planning for the unexpected is part of being experienced.

I’ve photographed weddings at a wide range of venues. If I haven’t worked at yours before, I’ll research it in advance and arrive prepared. Experience matters more than familiarity, and I adapt quickly to new spaces and layouts.

Booking starts by getting in touch to check availability. If the date is free and we’re a good fit, I’ll send over a quote to secure your date. Everything is clear, straightforward, and handled professionally.

I don’t usually meet couples in person before the wedding, as keeping things streamlined helps me keep costs fair and focused on the photography itself. Instead, everything is covered clearly and efficiently through email or online calls, which works well for most couples.

This approach allows us to go through plans, timings, and any questions in detail without adding unnecessary expense. It also means you get the same level of care and attention, just in a way that’s practical and flexible. By the time the wedding day arrives, everything is clear, and there’s no need for additional meetings.