Based in the charming town of Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, Frances Foster Photography offers a natural, elegant, and joyful way to capture your wedding day. Frances focuses on the candid moments and genuine emotions that make your celebration truly unique. Her goal is to create a timeless collection of images that reflect the real you as a couple.
Every wedding is a one-of-a-kind story, and Frances understands that deeply. She takes a personalized approach to each celebration, helping you feel comfortable and at ease in front of the camera. Couples often praise her warm, friendly nature and calming presence, which lets her blend seamlessly into your day—like a trusted family friend. This means your photography will enhance your wedding’s flow without ever feeling intrusive.
Frances Foster’s signature style is joyful, warm, and timeless. She tells the story of your day through images full of life and emotion. Expect a gallery filled with laughter, happy tears, and all the little moments in between that you’ll want to treasure forever. This narrative approach ensures your photos truly capture the heart and soul of your celebration.
As a dedicated wedding photographer, Frances is passionate about creating a legacy of memories you and your family will cherish for generations. Her work goes beyond pictures—it preserves the feelings and emotions of one of the most important days of your life.
Every wedding I take on is a memorable one. My approach is to treat my couples as friends, so each wedding is very special to me. I do have a special memory of a grandma of the groom who was an absolute delight to be around and photograph. She found my address and wrote me a lovely thank you letter which was a very special thing for me to receive.
natural, joyful, happy, meaningful, loving
Becoming a wedding photographer was a dream of mine and to actually be it is something I am very proud of and passionate about.
Do it your way.
A lovely chat (in person, skype, telephone) to decide if we are to work together and to hear all about the wedding day plans. A final planning meeting 2 weeks before the big day to go over the finer details, A whole lot of love and photos on the big day, and the finished result delivered within 6 weeks.
A photo of the couple being in love.
My couples tend to trust me and ask me to capture the story of the day as it unfolds rather than posed shots. That being said, if a couple want to get creative, I'm always up for it :)
Embrace it.
I've always loved photography and did various courses, yet it wasn't until I moved to France that I pursued it as a career. I started with family shoots and then was asked to photograph a woodland wedding. On the day it was like a fireball hit me and I knew at that point, wedding photography is what I wanted to do, and since moving back to the UK I haven't looked back.