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. During their pre-wedding shoot, as they talked me through their plans, I knew their day was going to be relaxed, joy-filled, and bursting with personality.
It was my first time being a Farnham Pottery wedding photographer, and I couldn’t have been more excited! This unique Surrey venue is packed full of history and rustic charm, exactly my kind of place. The Victorian pottery has equally stunning interiors and exteriors, which made my job as a photographer an absolute joy.
It was my second time being a Woodlands Church Bristol wedding photographer, and just like the first, the bride, groom, and all their guests were so warm and welcoming.
I was really excited to capture my first wedding at Wilde Lodge, a stunning rural venue on the English-Welsh border, offering epic countryside views. It was the perfect spot for a weekend full of love, fun, and celebration.
When I first spoke to Katy and James about photographing their wedding at Westminster Abbey in London, I could hardly believe it, this is one of the most iconic and historic landmarks in Britain. With a legacy that includes royal coronations and the wedding of Prince William and Princess Kate, the Abbey is steeped in tradition and history. Katy’s father, the Dean of the Abbey, was able to make it possible for them to marry in such a breathtaking and meaningful location.
One of the best things about being a Folly Farm wedding photographer is working at such a stunning venue with epic countryside views. 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 very much looking forward to photographing Alexis and Sam’s wedding at the beautiful Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel. The couple opted for my part-day package, so I arrived shortly before the ceremony and stayed through to just after their first dance during the evening celebrations.
After meeting Anna and Chris at the Bristol Wedding Show, it was clear they envisioned a super-relaxed and intimate wedding day surrounded by only their closest friends and family. Including the couple, there were just 11 people present throughout the day. But while the guest list was small, the celebration was overflowing with love, laughter, and genuine emotion.
I was thrilled to a Bridge Farm wedding photographer at Bella and Joe’s vibrant, festival-style wedding at the rustic venue in the heart of Bristol. This community-led venue isn’t your typical wedding spot, but it was the perfect place for festival lovers Bella and Joe to gather all their favourite people for a proper weekend celebration.
After chatting with Pippa and Ben online, I could tell straight away that they had something truly special planned for their big day, and I was so excited to capture it all as their rural village hall wedding photographer.
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