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Capturing the Heart of Your Wedding Story
Planning your wedding is all about celebrating your unique love story. Based in Kent, Chris Blackledge Photography offers a creative, relaxed approach to capturing those genuine moments that make your day truly special. Rather than focusing on stiff poses, Chris’s documentary style lets you enjoy every laugh, tear, and spontaneous hug—knowing these memories are being beautifully preserved.
An Unobtrusive and Fun Experience
Chris’s friendly, low-key presence helps you and your guests feel completely at ease throughout the day. His goal is to blend seamlessly into your celebration, capturing the natural flow and energy without interrupting the fun. Since starting his business in 2010, Chris has photographed over 350 weddings across Kent, London, and the South East—bringing calm professionalism and genuine warmth to every event.
Photography Style and Philosophy
Chris believes the best wedding photos come from real, unfiltered emotions. His style is natural, creative, and focused on the authentic connections that make your wedding unique. He’s passionate about crafting a visual story filled with the joy, love, and excitement you’ll want to relive for years to come.
- Style: Documentary, fun, natural, and creative photography.
- Experience: Over 350 weddings since 2010, serving Kent, London, and the South East.
- Approach: Relaxed and unobtrusive, so you can focus on enjoying your day.
- Specialty: Capturing your wedding story through authentic, unscripted images.
A Note from Chris
Originally from South London and now living in a charming village in Rochester, Kent, Chris’s passion for photography started at age five. He’s a lover of coffee, tattoos, Christmas, and craft beers—bringing that same enthusiasm and attention to detail to every wedding he photographs. Chris is proud to be a recommended photographer at some of the most respected wedding venues in Kent and London, and he looks forward to helping you tell your story.
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What is your most memorable wedding?
All of the weddings I am lucky enough to attend are memorable in their own ways. Whether that be down to the little quirks and details that the couples have included or unique venues that I am photographing for the first time or fun friends and family making the day special. Every wedding is unique and amazing in its own way.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Fun, natural, creative, relaxed and quirky.
What about your business are you most proud of?
Ive had the pleasure of photographing many weddings and nothing fills me with a bigger sense of pride than when I hand over another completed wedding to a happy couple. Seeing their reaction to their photos and watching them enjoy sharing those captured memories with their family and friends always makes me feel not only proud but also very, very lucky to be doing what I do.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
ENJOY IT!!!!!!!!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Far too many to mention so heres a few. Lindor favours, personalised beer bottles, light up letters, hay bale seats with tartan blankets, lawn games, family made cakes, a tree trunk cake stand (groom was a tree surgeon), complimentary ray bans for every guest, monopoly dog table decs and an ABBA themed quiz all were awesome.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Meet up! Make our plans!! Have fun!!!
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Not being one for 'tradition' I would have to say simply, smiles. Lots and lots of smiles. Being a documentary wedding photographer I firmly believe that your wedding photos should tell the natural and flowing story of your wedding day and nothing tells that story better than lots of photos of you and your guests enjoying the event.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Whatever you feel comfortable with. I would definitely not push to go for a walk in the rain but if your game then so am I. If thats not for you then thats when its important to choose a photographer with bundles of creativity, ideas and technical ability. You don't need to go outside to capture some great photos.
Describe how you got into photography.
I have had a camera in my hand for as long as I can remember. I studied Photography at college back when we were still shooting on film (trust me, that makes a 33 year old feel ancient haha). But, I feel having that experience makes me a more creative photographer.