Wedding photos with authenticity and a bit of fun.

You’re getting married? Amazing!

A man and woman holding hands walking on city sidewalk, woman in white wedding dress and veil, man in dark suit and sunglasses.
A man and woman holding hands walking on city sidewalk, woman in white wedding dress and veil, man in dark suit and sunglasses.
A bride and groom walking outdoors on their wedding day, with a group of guests in the background. The bride is wearing a white dress with spaghetti straps, a birdcage veil, and holding a bouquet of white flowers. The groom is in a brown suit with a white shirt, a tie, and a boutonnière, holding a water bottle.
A bride and groom walking outdoors on their wedding day, with a group of guests in the background. The bride is wearing a white dress with spaghetti straps, a birdcage veil, and holding a bouquet of white flowers. The groom is in a brown suit with a white shirt, a tie, and a boutonnière, holding a water bottle.

But you know what isn’t amazing? Bland and predictable wedding photos that look and feel naff.

Fear not though, as I have some great news. You’re in the perfect place to avoid such a thing!

Let’s capture those mems in style, and have a lil laugh while we’re at it. I know that you want to enjoy your wedding day with your people, and that’s what I’m here for.

We’re going to avoid the uncomfortably drawn out posing sessions. Trust me, none of us want that.

A man and woman dressed in formal attire stand on a city street corner, smiling at each other. The man is wearing a dark suit and sunglasses, while the woman is in a white strapless dress with large sunglasses. Tall buildings and parked cars are visible in the background.
A bride and groom holding hands and smiling at each other in an arched, rustic, and historic building interior decorated with small hanging lamps.

Don’t get it twisted though. We will run off for a short, but very sweet couples portrait session.

You’re going to be looking bloody good, and feeling natural doing so.

A young man in a beige suit and rust-colored tie smiling at a social gathering, with blurred people in the background.

Calm and authentic is the vibe.

Let’s keep things real around here. Your wedding day is for you to celebrate with your people, not for me to steal you away for an all day photoshoot. I’ll capture all of the beautiful moments that make your day special while you enjoy being with your people.

You will still have the aching cheek muscles from excessive smiling, but it will be from natural causes rather than a demanding photographer.

My approach caters to those who would like a behind the scenes perspective of their wedding, alongside all of the essential family and group shots.

I’ll capture those moments that you might otherwise miss - the laughs, the smiles, the naps, and the legends of the dance floor.

A group of people dressed in formal attire enjoying a celebration or party, with a man shaking hands and smiling in the foreground.
A person with dark hair in a bun is touching another person's hair on the side of their head. The person being touched is smiling and dressed in a dark suit, shirt, and patterned tie. There are other people and city buildings in the background.
A woman wearing a red shirt with rose embroidery is sleeping with her head resting on her hand at a restaurant table. The table has a large rectangular pizza with toppings including green peppers and mushrooms. On the table, there are drinks, including a glass of soda with lime, a glass of water, and bottles of alcohol. The background features graffiti-style posters and photographs on a brick wall, with one prominent poster featuring the band Pink Floyd and a collage of images.
People riding on a double-decker red bus with some holding onto the railing, one woman with a yellow dress and a woman with long brown hair waving, a young man in a beige suit, and an older man with a grey beard and black suit, holding onto the bus railing, and a woman with a floral dress in the background.

I choose to photograph predominantly on film for its timeless aesthetic and nostalgic appeal. I believe that the results stand out and feel unique in today’s overly digital world. This is what makes film perfectly suited to capturing a wedding day if you ask me! I will however always have a digital camera or two on hand - so if that is your preference just let me know.

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