If you’re planning a wedding in Northern Ireland, Catherine Mackenzie is a name you’ll want to know. Based in Limavady, County Londonderry, Catherine brings over 10 years of experience capturing weddings with a fresh, elegant style. Her background in fashion photography adds a unique touch, blending timeless beauty with modern flair. She’s been honoured with multiple awards from the Professional Photographers Association of Northern Ireland, proving her skill and dedication.
Your wedding day should be full of joy, not stress — and Catherine’s approach reflects that. She focuses on making your photography experience relaxed and fun, capturing everything from the big moments to the little details like your bouquet and cake. Her goal is to help you feel comfortable and natural in front of the camera, so your photos truly reflect the happiness of your day.
All of my weddings are memorable as they are all so different.
Fun, elegant, classy, documentary and fashion
I am most proud that my couples always thank me for helping them not only on the day of the wedding with everything from helping with the dress to calming the brides nerves but also the run up to wedding itself.
Talk to your vendors, be prepared for anything to happen, and just enjoy this precious day as it goes by so quickly.
photos of each and every guest as their name places in dinner. Wow!
Meet and chat about their needs, decide if my style is what the couple are looking for. If they book me, then I meet with them a few weeks before to go through the day in fine detail, as timing is everything!
There isn't one as there is no such thing as one photo suits all!
The groom digging his own grave in a grave yard with the bride watching!!!
Have welly boots and umbrellas, always expect the worst. Generally there is a break in the weather. But the wedding venue generally has an indoor area or various that can be used if the worst comes to the worst.
My father gave me a camera as child, I then did my City in guilds in Black and white film and coloured film, I was hooked after that.