I work in a more relaxed documentary style, quietly observing your day as it naturally unfolds. I don’t stage moments or direct everything. Instead, I focus on real interactions, genuine emotion and the small in-between moments that often mean the most later on.

Your wedding should feel like your wedding — not a photoshoot.

Not in the traditional sense. I won’t be constantly directing you or asking you to perform for the camera.

If you’d like couple portraits, I’ll gently guide you so you feel comfortable but I keep things relaxed and simple. Nothing forced, nothing overly polished just natural moments between you both.

Not at all. In fact, most couples I work with feel exactly the same way.

My approach is very unobtrusive, so you can just focus on your day, your people, and everything happening around you. I’ll blend in as much as possible so you can forget about the camera and just enjoy the moment.

Yes, if you’d like them.

I keep group photos simple, efficient, and relaxed so they don’t take over your day. I usually recommend keeping the list fairly small (6) so you’re not pulled away from your guests for too long.

Yes, I’m always happy to help guide timings from a photography perspective. I’ve worked with lots of different types of weddings, so I can gently suggest where things might flow better if needed.

That said, I never take over your schedule it’s your day, not mine.

I offer different coverage options depending on your plans, from shorter micro wedding coverage through to full-day storytelling.

Whichever you choose, I focus on the moments that matter most: people, atmosphere, emotion, and all the little things you might not notice in the moment.

It is not an absolute requirement to feed myself and my assistant (when there is one) although it is very much appreciated even if it's simply a plate of fresh sandwiches to eat especially if we're with you until after the first dance.  Some venues will provide suppliers with either a bar meal or a main from the wedding breakfast either free of charge or for just a small fee.   If we are unable get food say it's a hired catering etc, then we would need to leave the site to go and get some food and I hate leaving site as I might miss something or someone may want me to photograph something and I'm not there.  We can provide our own food naturally, just in summer months it's not really practical as it gets warm and become inedible by the time it reaches tea time and there really isn't much time beforehand to eat. There’s also the small issue of not having any facilities to heat food up. Any meal offerings are gratefully appreciated during a long working day. Most of my couples do arrange something.