If you’re planning your wedding in Romsey, Hampshire, Dom Brenton Photography offers elegant, fine-art inspired images that you’ll cherish forever. Dom’s friendly and discreet style means he captures the real emotions and moments of your day as they naturally happen. This relaxed approach helps you and your guests feel comfortable, resulting in authentic, beautiful memories of your celebration.
Dom’s signature look is bright and airy, inspired by classic film photography and timeless portraiture. He uses natural light whenever possible to create romantic, flattering photos that truly reflect the atmosphere of your wedding. This fine-art style ensures your images stay fresh and elegant, avoiding fleeting trends. When the party kicks off, Dom uses flash thoughtfully to capture the energy on the dance floor without losing the vibrant mood.
Every wedding is unique, and Dom tailors his service to fit your day perfectly. Here’s what you can expect when you work with him:
With over seven years of experience, Dom has photographed weddings across London and the south of England. His work has been featured in magazines and wedding blogs, showcasing his expert eye. As a singer in the Romsey Abbey choir, Dom has a special understanding of church weddings, capturing their sacred beauty with respect and care.
Annabelle and Oli's wedding in the Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace, London. Their very regal and dignified wedding service was followed by a champagne reception and formal photos at the Naval and Military Club in St. James's Square. It was like photographing a royal wedding!
Romantic, elegant, relaxed, natural, traditional
The service I provide to my clients.
Your wedding day will pass in a flash, so be sure to build in time with your photographer to ensure you get the images you want. I offer a pre-wedding planning meeting to help you do this.
Weddings are bittersweet occasions for a few brides. Having lost a loved one, they remember them with tiny photos as charms on a bracelet or their bouquet. I will always take close-up photos if I'm made aware of these touches for remembrance.
When you enquire, I'll let you know usually the same working day if I'm free on your chosen wedding date. I'm happy to arrange a zoom call to answer any questions you might have about what I offer while you're choosing your photographer. You can book me by paying your deposit securely online.
The photo that's going to mean most to you in years to come. This might be a romantic portrait of just the two of you but very often it's one that brings together all the generations of your close family. Young children grow up so quickly and, sadly, elderly relatives aren't with us forever. Wedding portraits serve as a family record and, to me, they're some of the most important photos I take.
Annabelle and Oli's wedding Chapel Royal wedding took place on the day Storm Eunice blew through. I took some billowing veil photographs in the courtyard outside the chapel after the service. She wore a cathedral length veil, which took off vertically, yielding me the most original veil photos ever!
A positive attitude. Chances are, it won't rain solidly all day and we can juggle the timeline to get photos outside later on, if need be. Should the weather dicate, I'm happy to take group portraits indoors. And if you're happy to go out in the rain with me, we can get some interesting artistic effects.
A few years ago, a work colleague asked me to photograph her wedding. I really enjoyed the experience, took every opportunity to learn and practise after that, and never looked back.