My Approach To Wedding Photography

The Moments Nobody Stages

You could have a photographer spending the morning arranging flat lays – or you could have me, watching as your best friend tries to hold it together while they helping you into your dress.

You could have a photographer asking guests to smile at the camera all evening – or you could have me there for the moment you swing your gran around the dance floor with pure joy.

A genuine belly laugh – the kind that catches you off guard and takes over your whole face – beats a posed smile every single time. That’s what I’m looking for. That’s what I’m always looking for.

Colourful, Vibrant, Timeless

My editing style is full of life and colour, because that’s what a wedding day is. I don’t follow trends – I produce work that won’t feel dated a decade from now, because I’m not interested in what’s fashionable. I’m interested in what’s true.

Creative Portraits

Over ninety percent of the day, I’m simply watching and documenting. The remaining time is set aside for your couple portraits and family photos.

There’s no awkward posing. No forced expressions. Just the two of you together, some beautiful light, and the backdrop of wherever you’ve chosen to get married. Simple – and usually, quietly magical.

Family Group Photos

Family portraits matter. Even if they’re not the first thing on your list, they’ll mean the world to your parents and grandparents – and you’ll be glad you have them.

I like to move through these efficiently so you’re not standing in a line while your guests get stuck into the canapés. Ten groups or under is my recommendation – we can agree all of this in advance, so on the day it just flows. Then you can get back to your people, your celebrations.