Absolutely! I love travelling and would fly anywhere for your wedding if you want me to capture it! I’ve been lucky enough to shoot weddings in Portugal and the USA and would love to travel for more! If you’re having your wedding abroad and you’re interested in having me photograph it, then please get in touch with more details.

Unfortunately, I now only meet prospective clients online via Zoom or Google Meet. If you’re interested in booking, I highly recommend we do this so we can chat all about your plans and my services and see whether we’re a good match before you book me! Of course, if you do go ahead and book me we can absolutely organise an IRL meet up over a pint or a coffee ahead of your wedding day!

I highly recommend getting a second shooter for your wedding day if you’re having 100+ guests and you want to be able to capture both bridal and groom prep in the morning. You’ll also get a second perspective of the day – for example whilst we are off taking the group photos and your couple photos, my second shooter will be taking this time to capture blissfully candid moments of your other guests mingling, hugging and all the other little moments that happen on the day.

The second shooter helping me on the day will be one of the many wonderful and talented photographers that I have worked with frequently in the past. I think having a second person shooting your wedding is invaluable as they’ll capture a different perspective of the day and moments I might miss when shooting other parts of your day. It’s basically a second me for the whole day for just £400.

I aim for the full turnaround of all your high res edited photos to be within 6-8 weeks but this can depend on the time of year and how busy the season is for me, it can go up to 10 weeks at peak summer time but I always send my couples a good selection of previews within the week after the wedding. Your images will all be uploaded into your own private online gallery for you to download and share with your friends and family.

With my full day package you’ll receive at least 700 but really it can range anywhere between 700-1000 high res photos and that will depend on a combination of different things such as how many details are at your wedding, different locations, amount of guests and length of coverage, etc. I don’t like to put an exact number on it. The same goes for smaller weddings – I can’t really put an exact number on it because it depends how long you book me for and what there is to document.

There’s not a wedding that goes by where I don’t get asked these questions. Whilst it’s usually a joke, I find it really interesting (inside my deep thinking brain) to reflect on why we say these things and I want to be frank here.

Whilst I do all of the editing myself, it’s not my job to make you look anything other than yourself! Other than the obvious temporary blemishes that I will remove from select photos, I don’t set out to airbrush your face, making you look slimmer, younger or otherwise! I think that the industries that do have had a very toxic influence on us all.

My job is to capture people experiencing joy, bliss, happiness and all the other broad range of emotions we get to enjoy as humans on a wedding day! I want you to look like you and that might mean that I don’t always get the most flattering angles of you when you’re belting out Teenage Dirtbag or being silly on the dancefloor however I’ve probably captured a really joyful moment from your day.

Remember the way you look is the least interesting thing about you. That being said, everybody scrubs up well on a wedding day so rest assured that I’ll be photographing everybody and everything in the best light and with the best angles I can find!

My prices are based on my skills, my years of experience and knowledge within the wedding industry, on time and effort spent working on your images after the wedding, the admin and research involved in booking new clients and travel, not just the hours spent on your actual wedding day. Read more about wedding photography investment and pricing in my detailed blog post here.