Based in the heart of Driffield, East Yorkshire Photographic Services has been helping couples preserve their wedding memories for over 30 years. Lead photographer Dave Hartley brings decades of experience and a deep understanding of wedding days, ensuring every special moment is captured beautifully and naturally.
Choosing the right photographer is one of the most important decisions for your wedding. Since the 1980s, Dave has worked as both a wedding and press photographer, giving him a unique ability to stay calm and confident no matter what happens on your big day. Having photographed hundreds of weddings, he knows how to handle everything—from last-minute changes to unpredictable weather—so you can relax and enjoy your celebration knowing your memories are in expert hands.
At East Yorkshire Photographic Services, you’re not just booking a studio—you’re booking Dave himself. This means you get a personal, consistent, and professional experience from start to finish. While we embrace the latest photography styles and technology, our focus remains on capturing timeless, authentic moments that tell your unique love story.
While weddings are our specialty, we also offer a range of other photography services to meet your needs:
The first I ever did - scary
Traditional Modern Blended Reportage Classy
Adaptability to stay on trend, coupled with the reliability that comes with experience
Please as many people as you can, but always remember it's your day
The groom's labrador being the ring bearer
One or two meets before the Wedding, to ensure I'm right for you. Then as much or as little contact as you require.
After the big day, I like to spend time with you both, to make your photo book really special and personal
That 3/4 length shot just looking into each other's eyes
A guard of honour formed with caravan leg winders at a gypsy wedding
A good choice of shelters for the guests, and a plastic bag for my cameras! (I don't mind if I get soaked in the process
I was bought a camera as an 18th Birthday present (in 1980), and it just went from there