I’m not a fan of “posed” photos either. Most of the day will be pure documentary, where I just let you do your thing. The portrait part of the day (between the ceremony and reception) will be the most “posed” part of the day, but I know lots of ways to make you feel relaxed in front of the camera. Plus I promise we’ll have some fun too.

I’ve found I can comfortably cover a wedding on my own. Having a second photographer is only necessary sometimes if the wedding is particularly large or the logistics might be difficult. If that is the case, I can organise a second photographer.

I aim to have your wedding slideshow ready about one month after your wedding. The rest of the photos will be ready shortly after this.

I edit all of my photos, but I only to enhance what has already been captured. I want my work to stand the test of time and not look “dated” after a certain editing style becomes old. For example, remember when people first got Instagram and went really heavy on the filters? Yeah, nah thanks.

My “All-Day” coverage means I’ll be there for all the good stuff. Normally I’ll pack up and head off once I’ve got enough to tell the story comprehensively or when the party is winding down. I NEVER leave before your first dance.

Once we’ve had a chat about what you’ve got planned, I’ll send out an online booking form and contract. All of this can be done online. Then it’s just the deposit of 1/3 of the total amount to secure the date.

On average couples tend to book with me around 12 months before their wedding date. Although, if you're wedding date is less than 12 months away don't hesitate to send me an email. I still have plenty of dates free in the second half of 2020.