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Capturing Your Wedding Day with an Artistic, Natural Touch
Located in the heart of Leicestershire, Firetree Creative Photography specializes in capturing the genuine moments that make your wedding day truly unique. Their natural, unobtrusive style focuses on the emotions and connections that bring your celebration to life—from the quiet anticipation of bridal preparations to the joyful energy on the dance floor. The result? A wedding album that beautifully tells your love story, exactly as it happened.
Experienced Photographer Who Puts You First
Kyra, the lead photographer, brings over 25 years of photography training and more than 12 years of wedding experience to your special day. She combines expert technical skills with a creative, storytelling approach that highlights the personal moments that matter most. To ensure every couple receives her full attention, Kyra limits her bookings to just 15 weddings per year. This means you get a dedicated, personalized service and stunning, natural images that truly reflect your day.
What You Can Expect from Firetree Creative Photography
- A Relaxed, Comfortable Experience: The goal is to help you feel at ease so your photos capture authentic, lively moments.
- Storytelling Through Every Image: Your wedding is more than a timeline of events—it’s a story of love, family, and friendship. Each photo is thoughtfully crafted to tell that story.
- Creative, Professional Expertise: With a background in traditional darkroom photography and music video editing, Kyra brings a unique artistic vision and professionalism to your wedding coverage.
Firetree Creative Photography offers full-day coverage—from bridal preparations to the first dance—with flexible options including digital-only collections or bespoke albums. Based in Market Harborough, they proudly serve couples across Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, and the Midlands.
Message from the team
What is your most memorable wedding?
When the best man asked me to hold a key - during the speeches he asked everyone who had a relationship with the groom to hand their key in!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Artistic, natural, un-staged, memorable, professional, experienced.
What about your business are you most proud of?
Repeat customers and all my lovely reviews.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Don't worry about the little details, you are with all your friends and family, you will have the best day, no matter what happens - it's all part of the story!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Not a personal touch, but one of my brides had problems walking and wanted to walk down the Aisle on her wedding day and she did, she also danced the first dance without her walking sticks. I cried.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We talk arrange to meet and go through ideas and albums/service over a cup of tea/coffee. Booking/deposit and admin is taken care of. Pre-wedding consultation is booked in 6 weeks before wedding. Final schedule plans are drawn up with timings/contacts/group shots planned. Photograph the day. 4-6 weeks online gallery ready, couple contacted and digitals organised and album planned. 6-8 weeks, album delivered, client reviews. 1-2 years, I photograph babies, anniversaries and friends weddings :)
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Outside church after the ceremony celebrating on their own with a kiss. It is also so important to photograph grandparents and parents... life is short and these moments are so precious.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
The groom was a rugby player and wanted his bride to catch a shot in the air of him throwing the rugby ball, he wanted the best man to hold her up. Problem was her arms were tight in her dress so the ball would have headed directly to her nose.... I decided to photograph the sequence as two shots to prevent a broken nose! It was though great fun.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Get outside and have great fun with umbrellas, off-camera flash and the rain! (bring some wedding wellies or converse to wear under your dress.. no-one will ever know)
Describe how you got into photography.
I blame my father.