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Capturing Your Wedding Day, Your Way
Based in Sheffield, Adam Elijah is a creative documentary wedding photographer who specializes in capturing the real love, laughter, and joy of your big day. His style combines natural, candid moments with a touch of creative, dramatic portraits—perfect for telling your unique wedding story. If you want a photographer who focuses on authentic moments rather than posed smiles, Adam is the expert for you.
A Relaxed, Personal Experience
Adam’s friendly, calm, and hardworking approach helps you and your guests feel completely at ease throughout the day. He blends seamlessly into your celebration, capturing beautiful, candid interactions without ever being intrusive. Couples often praise how comfortable he makes everyone feel, resulting in stunning photos that truly reflect your wedding’s personal atmosphere.
What You Can Expect from Adam Elijah Photography
Adam’s priority is for you to enjoy every moment of your wedding while he documents the day with a modern, documentary style. He has a sharp eye for detail and uses creative imagination to craft striking, artistic images—often incorporating unique backdrops that add character and depth to your photos.
- Style: A blend of modern documentary storytelling and creative portraiture.
- Philosophy: To keep your day relaxed and joyful while capturing memories you’ll treasure forever.
- Service: Professional, organized, and highly recommended by couples for his exceptional work and warm personality.
- Specialty: Highlighting the authentic love and laughter that make your wedding day truly one of a kind.
With years of experience, Adam is dedicated to embracing the spirit of your wedding celebration and delivering a beautiful collection of images that tell your story. His goal is to provide you with a timeless visual record you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
There are so many amazing memories, although every wedding is unique. I would say one last December when we had torrential rain (I mean horizontal and gale force winds) all day!! When I arrived for the bridal preps the bride was a little downbeat about the weather, but I ensured everything would be great and we got some amazing creative photos (with brolleys) in the Church arches. I got very wet but the photos turned out great and they were over the moon.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, Creative, Friendly, Unobtrusive, Quirky
What about your business are you most proud of?
7 years ago I was establishing my business whilst still working full day, renovating a house, doing all my own design work, having a child and losing my dad - it was an emotionally rollercoaster but I'm very proud to have established a successful photography business.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Allow enough time to break away from the pack and try and enjoy the moment as its over in a flash. Getting your times right is key but this is where I can also help (I'm a wedding planner too don't you know!!).
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
I did a big gospel wedding and the groom and his groomsmen had perfected one of the best dance routines I have ever seen - the whole room was dancing away and they nailed it. The groom pretended he knew nothing about it at first before bursting into an amazing body popping move that had everyone in stitches!! It took them a full year of practice to get it right!! Now thats effort!!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I'm very understanding, patient and organised. I'm not bossy but I will be assertive. I like to get to know the couple and have made some great friends over the years. I like telling a bad joke or two and just having fun and keep the photos flowing rather than being static in one location.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
I don't think there is one...photos are memories captured in time and you have to see what unfolds. Often the favourite photos are ones that are unexpected and show raw emotion. That said I think every couple should take the time to have creative staged portraits and I love doing these in front of old doors, trees, and anything that adds interest to the final photo.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Well formals are pretty original photos but I think the three generations (hands) photo has been one that I've had a lot of requests for recently.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
I always bring some white brollys and off-camera flash so we can get creative if the rain gods are against us. My advice is simply not to worry about the weather rain or shine, and in fact rainy days can make for better photos that glorious sunshine. Let me worry about the weather.
Describe how you got into photography.
My sister. She was a travel photographer and I inherited all her old polaroid cameras when I was in my teens. I've been hooked ever since!!