Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Erika Tanith Photography specializes in a relaxed, creative approach to wedding photography. If you want to spend your day enjoying your loved ones instead of posing for hours, Erika is the perfect fit. She focuses on authentic, unposed moments that tell the true story of your relationship and celebration.
Erika uses a documentary-style approach to capture your wedding exactly as it unfolds. From stolen glances to laughter and happy tears, her photos preserve the feelings and atmosphere of your day. She works discreetly in the background, so you can relax and be fully present, knowing your memories are being beautifully and artistically documented.
Every wedding is unique, whether it’s a large celebration or an intimate elopement. Erika customizes her photography to reflect your style and story. For couples seeking an ethical choice, she offers an eco-friendly, sustainable approach—including vegan-friendly album options. Your final images will be delivered in a personal online gallery and on a USB, so your memories are preserved beautifully and forever.
All weddings are special, there's little touches, speeches, and events from far too many to pick just one.
Relaxed, Friendly, Fun, Emotional, Sneaky!
I love how many bookings I get from people who were guests at weddings I've shot. I think it's a great testament to the work that I do on the day and the photos I produce that people will want me for their own special days.
Ask yourself "will this decision make me happy" with whatever you plan to do. It's easy to get sidetracked by traditions and trends, and lose sight of what you really want.
I love confetti canons, especially over first dance.
We meet up to have a chat about the wedding and I get a sense of who you are and what you want from your wedding. A month or two before the big day I ask for a formal shot list and timings to make sure that everything runs smoothly. It's about getting that balance between a plan and reacting to the day so that the spontaneity and fun is kept throughout.
Just take a little time out with the two of you and your photographer, no distractions, and have fun.
A replica of the bride's parents' first kiss photo in exactly the same place 30 years later.
Make sure you have a plan B for if it rains, and make sure you love it as much as plan A.
My father was a keen photographer with a great natural eye for a picture. His natural talent and enthusiasm really rubbed off on me.