I was super excited to be the Great Tythe Barn wedding photographer for Alex & Sean’s chilled-out wedding at this gorgeous rustic barn in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside, just a stone’s throw from the iconic village of Tetbury.
As a Tortworth Court wedding photographer, I absolutely love photographing weddings that feel personal, relaxed and full of genuine moments, and Catherine and Nick’s beautiful summer wedding at De Vere Tortworth Court was exactly that.
It was a joy to be back photographing at one of my favourite Bristol venues, The Mount Without, tucked away at the bottom of St Michael’s Hill in the heart of the city. It’s the kind of place you could easily pass without a second glance, never realising the incredible beauty hidden behind its doors. With its warm, rustic, and slightly abandoned church vibes, it’s a truly breathtaking space, perfect for couples looking for something a little different from the norm.
It was an absolute joy to be back as a Coombe Lodge wedding photographer for Emma and Ricky’s wonderfully relaxed spring wedding. Having photographed at this stunning Somerset venue many times, I knew we were in for a beautiful day, and it certainly didn’t disappoint. The late winter/early spring sunshine made a welcome appearance, bathing the manor house and its breathtaking grounds in glorious light from morning through to sunset.
Planning a winter wedding comes with its own unique set of considerations, but with the right approach, it can be absolutely magical. The crisp winter air, cosy interiors, and soft natural light can create a romantic atmosphere that’s hard to beat.
Putting together my end-of-year blog is always a challenge… mainly because I have way too many fun, relaxed, and creative shots I’m proud of! This year alone, I delivered around 30,000 images to 30 amazing couples, so narrowing it down to just 305 sometimes felt impossible. What you’re about to see is just a tiny slice of what was an absolutely epic 2025 wedding season. Every image brings a smile to my face and instantly takes me back to the moment I pressed the shutter.
It was my first time photographing a Pony Chew Valley wedding, and to say I was excited would be an understatement. I’d visited the venue before for its incredible food, so I already knew I was in for a real treat. I first met Izzie and Will at a wedding show in Bristol, where they chose my Part Day option, covering the moments from 30 minutes before their ceremony to one hour after their first dance.
Welcome to your South West wedding venue guide! If you’re on the hunt for the perfect wedding venue in the South West, you’re in exactly the right place. Getting engaged is incredibly exciting, but the moment you start thinking about venues, the sheer amount of choice can quickly feel overwhelming.
If you’ve had a peek at my portfolio, you’ll probably notice that I absolutely adore weddings that are full of colour, energy, and lots of playful, memorable moments. To me, a wedding should be a true reflection of who you are as a couple, your personalities, and your quirks. Adding pops of colour and fun little surprises throughout the day is one of the best ways to make your celebration feel authentic, vibrant, and unforgettable.
After photographing over 350 weddings, I’ve seen just about everything, from perfect golden sunsets to groomsmen who mysteriously vanish right before group photos. So trust me when I say, I’ve got plenty of fun, stress-saving wisdom to share!
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