If you’re planning a wedding and want photos that truly reflect your day, Chris Seddon is the photographer for you. Based in the picturesque village of Melbourne, Derbyshire, Chris specializes in relaxed, natural wedding photography. Forget stiff poses and long photo sessions—his documentary style focuses on capturing the real emotions, spontaneous laughter, and intimate moments that make your wedding uniquely yours. This means you get to spend more time enjoying your celebration, while Chris preserves the authentic story of your day.
Couples often say having Chris at their wedding felt like having a trusted friend there. He blends seamlessly with your guests, helping everyone feel comfortable and capturing those candid “I was there” moments. Instead of directing every shot, Chris focuses on the connections and emotions unfolding naturally, creating a beautiful visual story—from the big highlights to the small, meaningful glances you might miss.
Based in the heart of the UK, Chris photographs weddings across Derbyshire, throughout the UK, and even abroad. His passion is creating timeless images that celebrate the joy and personality of your unique wedding story.
My most memorable wedding of recent years was one which I traveled over to Normandy in France for. I spent the weekend there in a beautiful French village. It was so lovely hanging out with the couple and their guests for a while before and after the wedding.
Natural, relaxed, fun, genuine, timeless
I'm proud of the number of happy memories that me and my camera have captured for people over the years. The great thing about weddings is that there is so much going on as well as the wedding ceremony. Parents playing with their young kids, cousins who haven't seen each other for years, old school friends meeting up again...the list goes on.
I'm biased, but booking a wedding photographer who you feel can capture your day in a way that suits you is such an important thing. Your wedding photos will be something that you treasure for the rest of your life.
There isn't really one photo that's more important than the others. At least not to me anyway. What's important is that your photos capture what it was like to be present on your wedding day, so that when you look at them in years to come, they take you right back to the moment.