Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Forget Me Knot Images specializes in documentary-style wedding photography that truly captures the magic and spontaneity of your big day. Lead photographer Lindsey works discreetly, blending seamlessly with your guests to tell the authentic story of your wedding through her lens.
At Forget Me Knot Images, building a genuine connection with each couple is at the heart of the process. This personal approach helps create natural, environmental portraits that reflect your unique relationship and celebration. From the excitement of bridal preparations to the joy on the dance floor, every special moment is thoughtfully preserved.
Lindsey has been a professional wedding photographer since 2002, bringing over two decades of experience and a keen editing eye to your wedding photos. She enhances your natural beauty subtly, ensuring your images are timeless and stunning. Lindsey’s goal is to capture the laughter, tears, and all the heartfelt moments that make your day unforgettable.
Every wedding is unique, so Forget Me Knot Images offers flexible services designed to fit your needs and make your photography experience relaxed and enjoyable:
Forget Me Knot Images is proud to serve couples across Newcastle upon Tyne and the wider North East, including Durham, Sunderland, Northumberland, and the Lake District. Lindsey’s passion for travel means she’s happy to capture your wedding wherever your love story takes you.
They are all memorable! All of my weddings I have enjoyed moments, from the father of the bride speech which made me cry. To the bride crowd surfing. I even had a wedding where they tossed a coin to decide who was going to change their surname. The bride won!
Documentary, creative, fun, romantic, colourful
I am proud of the experience I give my couple, the countless thank you cards I receive and the kind words they say about me.
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At a wonderful wedding at Barn on The Bay, the couple had asked all of their guests to make a triangle of bunting. Each triangle was then added together to make bunting which looked amazing, there were drawings, collages and poems. It was beautiful.
I always meet with the couple, it isn't a formal meeting! Usually we meet in the pub. Its about getting to know them, seeing if we click and get on. I then send out a questionnaire a month before the wedding, from the answers I create a photography timeline. We then either meet up again before the wedding or we chat over the phone and go through the timeline making changes and ironing out any issues. Couples can email me or ring me any time to get advice or to ask questions. They can keep track of what I have been up to on my FB page and instagram.
A picture of you both laughing and smiling together.
I am more of a documentary photographer, so I don't really get asked to take pictures, I capture moments, what is happening.
I love a bit of rain at a wedding, we live in the UK, it's what to be expected. I absolutely love photographing couples in the rain with a nice big umbrella, you can really capture some stunning pictures with all of the reflections.
I have always been into art, I did a fine art degree and then became an art teacher. I had a student who was very creative but couldn't draw, he loved taking photographs. He asked if I could set up a photography club. I quite liked photography so thought why not. I absolutely loved running the club, and it grew from there. Sam Hood the student who persuaded me to run the club became Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year. I now teach A Level and GCSE photography Part time and I absolutely love it!