You want to enjoy your wedding day, not spend hours standing around smiling during your drinks reception, taking hundreds of photographs that, honestly, probably won’t even make it onto your walls. I completely agree that family photographs are a must, but the way we approach them can make all the difference. There’s a big difference between a boring ‘look at me and smile’ photograph and one that makes you think, ‘I love the way Mum is looking at me with such proud eyes.’ Don’t worry, I’ll give you a little guidance along the way, but I also want you to be naturally yourselves.

During your couple portraits play around with each other. Laugh, hold hands, give a kiss. Whether you’re a couple who show plenty of PDA or prefer to keep things a little more understated, just be yourselves. That’s where natural wedding photography comes into its own. I’ve photographed over 250 weddings. I’ve seen the fads come and go, and believe me, the one thing that never goes out of style is a photograph that feels genuine. My approach combines documentary wedding photography with an editorial eye, creating photographs that feel relaxed, natural and considered without taking you away from the moment.

At the end of the day, your wedding is something you’ve spent months, perhaps years, planning. You might have known exactly which colours to choose or what your wedding dress would look like long before the ring came along. Let me take care of documenting the natural moments, thoughtful details and little in-between moments, all with a refined editorial eye.