If you’ve had a peek at my portfolio, you’ll probably have noticed that I absolutely adore weddings that are full of colour, energy and playful, memorable moments. I’ve photographed plenty of colourful weddings over the years, and I’ve seen first-hand how a few well-chosen details can transform the atmosphere of a day and make photos look amazing. To me, your wedding should be a true reflection of who you are as a couple, your personalities, your style and all those little quirks that make you, well, you.
After photographing over 350 weddings, I’ve seen just about everything, from perfect golden sunsets to groomsmen who mysteriously vanish right before the group photos. So trust me when I say, I’ve picked up plenty of fun, stress-saving wisdom along the way.
It was my second time being a Folly Farm Centre wedding photographer in 2025, and I’d been looking forward to Molly and Mike’s super-fun, colourful celebration from the moment we met.
It was my first time being a Farnham Pottery wedding photographer, and I couldn’t have been more excited! This unique Surrey wedding venue is packed full of history and rustic charm, making it exactly my kind of place to photograph.
It was my second time being a Woodlands Church Bristol wedding photographer, and just like the first time, the bride, groom and all their guests were incredibly warm and welcoming.
I was really excited to capture my first wedding at Wilde Lodge, a stunning rural venue on the English-Welsh border with incredible views across the surrounding countryside. It was the perfect setting for a weekend full of love, fun, music and celebration.
When I first spoke to Katy and James about being a Westminster Abbey London wedding photographer, I could hardly believe it. This is one of the most iconic and historic landmarks in Britain, with centuries of royal coronations, state occasions and famous weddings woven into its history.
One of the best things about being a Folly Farm wedding photographer is getting to work at such a stunning countryside venue. With its beautiful grounds, incredible views and connection to nature, it’s a dream location for couples looking for a relaxed, nature-inspired wedding. And every time I return, it never fails to deliver.
I was really looking forward to photographing Alexis and Sam’s big day and being a Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel wedding photographer. The couple chose my Part Day package, so I arrived shortly before the ceremony and stayed through to just after their first dance, giving me plenty of time to capture the key moments while keeping things relaxed.
After meeting Anna and Chris at the Bristol Wedding Show, it was clear they were planning something a little different, a super-relaxed and intimate wedding day surrounded by only their closest friends and family.
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