Photographs with room for the day to unfold

A wedding brings together people, places and moments that matter to you. The approach is quiet and considered: photographs that pay attention to the feeling of the day, alongside the portraits and family pictures you want to keep.

Whether you are planning a ceremony, a reception or celebrations across more than one day, the starting point is a conversation about what matters to you. Share the shape of your plans so we can discuss the photography that fits them.

Planning your wedding photography

When you enquire, include your date, venue or location, and the parts of the celebration you would like photographed. If your timings are still taking shape, say so. A rough outline is enough to begin the conversation.

Tell us about any traditions, people or moments that need particular attention, along with any family photographs you would like to arrange. Coverage, availability, deliverables and a quote should be agreed directly before booking.

Questions before you enquire

What should I include in my first message?

Your wedding date, location, an outline of the day and the best way to contact you. You can also share any questions about portraits, family groups or the photography approach.

Where can I discuss coverage and pricing?

Use the contact page to explain your plans and request the details relevant to your wedding. No package, price or availability is confirmed by this page.

Where can I read more?

The journal brings together writing and photography from the studio.

Discuss your wedding photography