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Capturing Your Wedding Story with Light and Laughter
Based in the heart of East Yorkshire, David Adams is a wedding photographer who specializes in telling your unique love story. With a passion for documentary-style photography, he focuses on capturing the genuine, candid moments that make your wedding day truly unforgettable. His relaxed and unobtrusive approach helps you feel at ease, so your true personalities can shine through every photo.
A Relaxed, Personal Approach to Your Wedding Photography
For David, wedding photography is about more than just stunning images—it’s about creating a fun, stress-free experience. He captures both the big emotional moments and the quiet, tender ones in between. By keeping the atmosphere lighthearted yet professional, David lets you focus on enjoying your day while he preserves memories that will last a lifetime.
What You Can Expect from David Adams Photography
- Story-Driven Photography: David’s work is all about storytelling, capturing everything from intimate glances to joyful confetti showers in timeless, beautiful images.
- Candid & Authentic Moments: Preferring natural, candid shots, David works discreetly to document your day as it unfolds, allowing you and your guests to fully enjoy the celebration.
- Coverage Across Yorkshire and Beyond: While based in East Yorkshire, David covers weddings throughout North, South, and West Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, and is available to travel anywhere in the UK.
- Complimentary Engagement Sessions: To help you feel comfortable in front of the camera and get to know David before your wedding day, he offers free engagement shoots as part of his service.
Ultimately, David’s goal is to capture the magic of your wedding day—preserving your heartfelt vows, joyful celebrations, and unforgettable moments so you can relive them for years to come.
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Every wedding is memorable but the one that really stands out is my friends wedding. It was my first 'main' wedding and I've known the couple for 10+ years so it was really special that I was able to document their day for them.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Candid, Documentary, natural, timeless, unobtrusive
What about your business are you most proud of?
The fact that I genuinely want to get to know my couples and share in their love for each other. I never thought I'd become a wedding photographer but it's really something I've enjoyed and to see all the love and celebration, it's a wonderful place to work in.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Remember this is about both of you, make time during the day for yourselves, even if it is just a five minute walk away from the rest of the party.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
A small charm on the brides bouquet, with pictures of their grandmother who sadly couldn't make the wedding.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Every couple is different but usually a meeting somewhere or a zoom meeting, then an engagement shoot to see if my style matches their own and then regular contact with the couple up to the day.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
I don't really think there is a must have photo for every couple. Everyone is unique and if someone wants a certain picture, that's the one we'll make sure to get (i.e a bride really wanted a shot under an archway last year).
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
The best man being carried in the arms of the groom.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Sadly we can't control the weather, I'll always make sure to have an umbrella in the car, but if its too wet, then we can do some indoor shots and when the rain lightens up, we can go outside for a brief period to get the shots the couple want to get.
Describe how you got into photography.
I've always been into photography, ever since an early age. One of my fondest early memories was taking a photo of my grandmother on a bench outside her house with a very basic point and click camera from the early 90s.
It's always been in the background growing up, but I never thought I'd get into it professionally until a friend of mine asked me to second shoot for them a few years ago. It's become a long lost love since then again and even when I'm not working, I'm always looking for the next chance to take pictures.