Planning your wedding in Hertfordshire or beyond? Emily’s Moments Photography, based in Chipperfield, offers a warm, documentary-style approach that truly reflects the heart of your day. Emily specializes in capturing genuine emotions and candid moments, blending seamlessly into your celebration so you and your guests can relax and be yourselves. The result? Beautiful, natural photos that tell your unique love story.
If you want wedding photos that feel real and meaningful—not stiff or posed—Emily’s style is perfect for you. She focuses on the atmosphere, energy, and emotions of your day, capturing laughter, tenderness, and all the little moments in between. This documentary style ensures your photos will be timeless reminders of how your wedding truly felt, not just how it looked.
Emily’s Moments Photography is dedicated to creating a meaningful and enjoyable experience, delivering a stunning collection of images you’ll treasure forever. Based in Hertfordshire, Emily is available for weddings across the UK, ready to capture your story with care and creativity.
A couple of brides got in touch with me as they had seen my work on Instagram. At consultation, it turned out I had gone to school in Southern Spain with one of the brides.... a complete coincidence. So shooting their wedding was probably the most memorable because I had known the bride for so long.
Calm, sensitive, caring, fun, approachable
That I care about my clients' wellbeing more than anything. I have been praised time and time again for my calm. Brides have even told me in the past it feels like having a close friend with them all day. Weddings are quite stressful days full of rollercoaster emotions. My number 1 priority is to be the source of calm for you, not added stress.
Try to never compare yourself to other couples if you can or compete "with the Joneses". At the end of the day, your wedding day will be epic if it is a relaxed day. Your guests will have a great time if YOU have a great time. So I think it is all about minimising stress wherever possible.
The bride's grandmother came all the way from Australia and surprised her during bridal prep.
The bride/groom gets in touch. We have an in-depth 1 hour consultation about their big day. I then give my couples a week to make a decision before I release the date again. Once booked, I charge a small deposit (£375). A month before the wedding, we have another consultation where we go through the chronology of the day together and anything else they might need from me (and vice versa). I turn up an hour early on the day, spend a while around the venue to make sure I know my way around it and introduce myself to all the staff. I shoot the day. Go home and process sneaky peaks and deliver those within 48 hours of the wedding. Then 6 weeks later, my couple gets their full gallery.
I don't think there is one. I think every single couple is different and every wedding is different. No wedding stories I shoot are the same.
Of a bride sitting on her wedding cake.
Just to enjoy the day. Rain makes photos beautiful because colours pop out better. People have funnier facial expressions in the rain too. At the end of the day, the weather can't be controlled, but how you feel on the day, can. I have done plenty of weddings in the rain, and they are just as beautiful.
I picked up my first camera when I was 15. Street photography was primarily my passion hence why I got into reportage style of wedding photography.