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Timeless, Natural, and Heartfelt Wedding Photography
Planning your wedding in or around Larne, County Antrim? Caroline Smyth Photography offers a relaxed, natural approach to capturing your big day. Caroline focuses on genuine emotions and timeless images that tell the unique story of your celebration. She believes wedding photography should be fun and stress-free, leaving you with beautiful photos you'll cherish forever.
An Experienced and Calming Presence on Your Wedding Day
Since 2013, Caroline has photographed over 50 weddings, bringing experience and a calming presence to every event. Known for her warm and friendly approach, she helps couples feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera. This means she captures authentic moments and real connections between you and your loved ones. From your first consultation to delivering your final photos, Caroline provides attentive, expert care every step of the way.
A Storytelling Approach That Captures Every Moment
Caroline’s style blends documentary and artistic photography, capturing candid moments as they happen alongside beautifully composed portraits. She’s passionate about documenting not just the main events, but also the laughter, tears, and joy shared by your family and friends—creating a complete and heartfelt narrative of your wedding day.
- Photography Styles: Documentary, Modern, Artistic, Dramatic, Classic
- Services Offered: Bridal preparation shots, online proofing, photo printing, and custom wedding albums
- What’s Included: A pre-wedding consultation, a venue visit, and your final images delivered on a USB plus a personal online gallery
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
They all are. Each & every one of my weddings is memorable in its own way
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
natural, relaxed, unobtrusive, friendly, romantic
What about your business are you most proud of?
I am proud of how far my business has come in the past 5 years when I first picked up a DSLR camera. I have had the privilege of being part of so many couples' special days & I love every second of it.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Research... do your research, get a feel for how your prospective wedding supplier interacts with their customers, or even just their followers on social media. If you can, meet up with your wedding photographer. You spend most of your day with them, so you need to see whether you all "click"
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
This is a hard one.. but one that sticks out in my mind was, instead of placecards, the couple had a framed photograph of each and every guest. This created such an amazing atmosphere when guests entered the room to be seated.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Once a contract is signed and booking fee is paid, the wedding date is confirmed. I love keeping in touch with my couples in the interim period between booking and their actual wedding date. Social media is a great platform for this. I feel that it helps me and the couple build that relationship which is so important to enable me to get the very best photographs of them on their wedding day. Approx 1 month before the wedding I send out a pre-wed questionnaire & invite the couple to visit me at my studio to go through the plans for the day.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Family photographs - this is possibly the part of the day that is fairly traditional & people generally get bored doing these but to me these are some of the most treasured photographs you will have taken on your wedding day. These are the ones you will look back on fondly in years to come
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
be brave.. umbrella's & welly boots can result in really individual photographs
Describe how you got into photography.
I fell into photography completely by chance, when someone lent me their DSLR, in Sept 2012, to help me deal with stress at work. I fell in love with photography but it wasn't until someone co-erced me into photographing their wedding, in 2013, that I truly fell head over heels in love with what I could do with a camera in my hand. I left my job at the end of 2012 & set up business on 2nd January 2013. In June 2016 I opened my first studio & am now able to continue being a part of my couples lives, by capturing their newborn babies & children