Planning your wedding? Based in Sevenoaks, Kent, Colin Browne Photography brings a warm, professional touch to capturing your special day across Kent, London, Sussex, and Surrey. Since 2011, Colin has photographed over 300 weddings, focusing on the real emotions and unforgettable moments that make your celebration truly unique.
Colin’s approach is all about capturing genuine, unstaged moments—the laughter, happy tears, and joyful connections that tell your love story. His candid, documentary style means he works quietly in the background, helping you and your guests feel relaxed and at ease. The result? A beautiful collection of timeless photos that reflect the true spirit of your day.
Choosing Colin means partnering with a dedicated wedding photographer who puts your experience first. To give your day the full attention it deserves, Colin commits to just one wedding per day. Here’s what sets his service apart:
My most memorable wedding was in Cape Town. The bride and groom flew me there to shoot their wedding, and it was the most prestigious venue I've ever seen, let alone worked at. The couple were friendly, down-to-earth, approachable, and kind. The families were fantastic, and the day went off perfectly.
Modern, creative, natural, contemporary, unobtrusive.
My long experience. I've shot well over 300 weddings across cultures in multiple countries and cities.
Have fun and take it all in because it'll be over quickly. Also, try not to sweat the small stuff too much.
I once shot an elopement on top of a breathtaking mountain range. We had to get there by helicopter.
Before the booking is finalised, I answer any questions the couple have. Once the booking is completed, I'll be available to help in any way possible leading up to the wedding, often regarding timings and arrangements. We'll have a final online meeting a week or two before the day to finalise everything. After the wedding, I do all the editing and contact the couple to let them know their photos are ready. I generally send a link for the couple to download them. If they want an album, I do the layout and arrange the printing.
A waist-up, head-and-shoulders photo of the bride and groom smiling directly into the camera sounds old-fashioned, but that is the photo the moms, grandparents, and families will want for their mantle pieces.
I'm usually the one who asks the couple for original photos. I've had couples in small boats on dams, on edges of balconies, up trees, and many other crazy places. Some couples are really into it, and others prefer a more conservative or natural approach. I'm happy to do either.
Always have umbrellas ready. If it's not coming down too severely, let's shoot!
I began doing commercial photography in 2006 while working as a graphic designer. In 2008, I started shooting corporate events and, in 2011, I started doing weddings and families.