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Your wedding day moves fast—full of big moments, quiet in‑betweens, and the kind of emotions you don’t want to forget. My job is to capture it all in a way that feels natural, relaxed, and true to you.
I photograph weddings with a balance of candid storytelling and beautifully guided portraits —so you can enjoy your day while I quietly document the real laughs, nerves, happy tears and celebrations. And if you normally hate having your photo taken, you’re not alone. I’ll guide you through everything with calm direction, simple prompts, and a friendly approach that helps you feel completely at ease.
From the excitement of getting ready, to the ceremony, speeches and the dance floor, I focus on the details and the atmosphere—so your photos don’t just show how it looked, but how it felt.
If you’re looking for a photographer who’s organised, creative, and easy to work with, I’d love to hear about your plans and help tell your story.
Get in touch to check availability and chat about your wedding.
Naomi & Jake
Full day wedding — prep to dancefloor
Naomi and Jake's wedding had everything I love about shooting in Wiltshire and across the South West — a stunning setting, genuine emotion, and those blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments that tell the real story.
The morning was all nerves and laughter — robes, ring bearers in sunglasses, a first look that had everyone reaching for tissues. By the time the dancefloor opened, that same energy had turned into pure joy — spins, speeches, and a couple who never stopped looking at each other.
My focus stayed the same throughout: capture it as it happens, guide gently only when it helps, and stay out of the way for everything else.
Vikki & James — A Stourhead Micro Wedding
Two hours. That's genuinely all it took for Vikki and James to say "I do" against the kind of backdrop most couples only dream of — Stourhead's grand mansion, ancient parkland, and that towering Gothic spire framing them like it was placed there on purpose.
Micro weddings are proof that size has nothing to do with impact. A church ceremony steeped in tradition, bridesmaids in deep burgundy against acres of green, a kiss in a wildflower meadow that could've been lifted straight from a film set.
Days like this need almost no direction from me. Vikki and James simply walked, talked, and looked at each other the way people do when a promise has just been made — my job was staying close enough to catch it.
Short and sweet doesn't mean small. It means every single frame counted.
Mike & Courtney— A Bristol Registry Office Wedding
No sweeping parkland, no grand estate — just Bristol's city streets, a registry office, and two people who clearly couldn't wait any longer to make it official. Five hours was all Mike and Courtney needed, and it was more than enough.
There's something I love about a registry office wedding — stripped of tradition and pageantry, what's left is just the two of you, saying the words that matter, surrounded by the people who matter most. No long walk down an aisle, no hours of waiting around — just straight to the point, exactly like Mike and Courtney wanted it.
From nervous smiles outside the building to confetti on the steps, this was a day built entirely around them — proof that a wedding doesn't need acres of grounds to feel like exactly the right size.
Nikki & Andy — A Natural Light Wedding at The Three Daggers, Edington
Four hours, glorious natural light, and not a single flash fired. Nikki and Andy's wedding at The Three Daggers was exactly the kind of day I love shooting — working entirely with the light already in the room and letting it do what it does best.
There's a different kind of honesty in natural light photography. No flash to fill shadows or flatten a moment — just what was actually there: warm window light, golden hour outside, the atmosphere of the venue exactly as it felt on the day.
Shooting this way takes a bit more patience and a sharper eye, but the results speak for themselves — soft, true-to-life images that feel like memories rather than photographs.
Confetti
120 frames per second
Mr & Mrs Tucker -Trowbridge Registry Office followed by the view at Westbury
The View
What it’s like working with me
Relaxed from the first hello, right through to your finished gallery.
Calm guidance — so you never feel awkward in front of the camera
A planned approach — but flexible enough to flow with your day
Creative ideas — shaped around your style, not a template
How it works: Enquiry → planning chat → timeline help → wedding day coverage → gallery delivery.
Like what you see?
Let’s turn your story into something cinematic
Rooted in emotion, light, and movement. Available for portraits, weddings, and collaborations.