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Capturing Your Wedding Day, Just the Way You Want
Located in the heart of Worcestershire, Fertography is a family-run wedding photography business passionate about capturing natural, beautiful images that tell your unique love story. We understand that choosing a wedding photographer is a personal and important decision. Our goal is to document your day in a way that lets you relive those special moments for years to come. We offer a friendly, professional service designed to put you at ease and capture the genuine emotions of your celebration.
A Genuine, Documentary Style Tailored to You
Fertography specialises in a documentary approach, focusing on authentic moments and real emotions that make your wedding day truly yours. From the quiet, intimate preparations before the ceremony to the joyful celebrations afterwards, we aim to capture the true essence of your relationship and the atmosphere of your day. To help you feel comfortable in front of the camera and ensure your photos reflect your personalities, we include a complimentary pre-wedding or engagement session. This relaxed meeting is a great chance to get to know each other and chat about your vision for the big day.
What You Can Expect When You Book Fertography
- Getting to Know You: Building a strong connection is essential. Before your wedding, we’ll meet up—sometimes even at your venue—to discuss the schedule, locations, and any special photo requests. This helps everything flow smoothly on the day.
- Comprehensive All-Day Coverage: From morning preparations through to an hour after your last planned event, we capture every meaningful moment, creating a complete story of your wedding day.
- Beautiful Memories to Treasure: After your wedding, you’ll receive all your high-resolution images on a personalised USB drive, perfect for sharing and keeping forever. Plus, you’ll get access to a private online gallery to easily share your photos with family and friends.
Message from the team
Experience
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, Romantic, Classic, Creative & Relaxed
What about your business are you most proud of?
Being a wedding photographer is a very personal job. It is a huge honour to be invited to join you on your special day and to document it using photographs that you and your family and friends will look back on and enjoy for many years to come. There is a huge sense of pride that comes when couples select me as their wedding photographer, and I am proud to be able to offer a professional service with a friendly touch.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Enjoy the experience! It is very easy to get weighed down by the sheer amount of things that need to be done in the lead up to a wedding, but just remember that at the end of the day, it is an opportunity for you to declare and celebrate your love for each other, surrounded by your nearest and dearest. Make lists early on so that you are not worried about forgetting any thing, leave plenty of time when making bookings and make the day personal to you.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
The first step is to arrange a meeting. The first consultation gives the couple a chance to meet me and share their ideas of how they would like their wedding day to be photographed. I usually bring along a portfolio of wedding photographs to demonstrate my style of photography and to talk about what is included in the standard price, as well as the optional extras. After the initial consultation, if the couple decides that they would like to book, I take a deposit and arrange a date for the Pre-Wedding photoshoot. This gives the couple the opportunity to see how I work in a real-life context prior to the wedding, and to have some images that can be used for Save the Date cards and/or wedding invitations. It also gives us a further opportunity to get to know each other and to discuss plans for the wedding day. In the run up to the wedding day, we will also arrange another meeting, ideally at the wedding venue, to see if there are any particular locations that you would like to have photographed and to finalise plans for timings and specific formal photograph requests. I will contact you again about a week prior to the wedding just to make sure that these details are still correct. On the day itself, I will arrive at a time agreed in the previous meetings and stay nearby throughout the day to ensure that all of the special moments are captured and can be enjoyed forever.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
In the summer of 2016, I was invited to photograph a wedding in Paris. After a gorgeous wedding day, I had the opportunity to drive around Paris with the bride and groom to take some pictures with some of the iconic landmarks of the city. We got some beautiful shots with the Eiffel Tower in the background, but my favourite is a photograph with the couple standing in front of the Arc de Triomphe, in the middle of two lanes of traffic, looking happily at one another and completely oblivious to the rest of the world flying past! This photo can be viewed in the picture gallery.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
First step - do not panic! We always arrange to visit the venue a couple of times before the wedding day to find exciting locations for photographs to be taken, come rain or shine. It is a good idea to talk to people working at the venue or the wedding co-ordinator to see if they have any suggestions of locations for rainy day photographs. They will have seen weddings take place in all sorts of weather conditions, so they may have some good ideas of places that are ideal to use in these situations.
Describe how you got into photography.
I was born into a family of keen photographers. I grew up seeing my grandfather taking photographs and videos at every available opportunity. I found the whole process exciting and it quickly became a passion of mine. My father was also an avid photographer, and it was he that presented me with my first camera at the age of twenty three. From there, my love of photography grew from strength to strength and I have enjoyed seeing the different effects that I can create using both digital and film cameras. I soon realised that photography was a way of life for me and began working professionally in 2013. I was lucky enough to work in the Canary Islands as a family and portrait photographer for a year, before moving back to the UK and establishing my own photography business in 2014.