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Capturing Your Wedding Day’s Joy and Authenticity
Based in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, Gabrielle McMillan is a professional wedding photographer who specializes in capturing the genuine connections, emotions, and unique stories that make your day truly yours. With a First Class honours degree in Photography, Gabrielle combines expert technical skills with a natural, unobtrusive style. Her goal is simple: to beautifully document one of the best days of your life.
A Relaxed, Personal Approach Tailored to Your Wedding
Gabrielle is known for her calming and reassuring presence, helping couples feel completely comfortable in front of the camera. Couples often praise her friendly, fun, and organized approach, which makes the photography part of your wedding day smooth and enjoyable. She works discreetly to capture candid moments, preserving the true atmosphere and emotions without interrupting your celebration.
Understanding that every wedding is unique, Gabrielle takes time to learn your vision and what matters most to you. From your first meeting to delivering your treasured images, she offers a personal and supportive experience. Many couples say having Gabrielle there felt more like having a trusted friend than just a photographer.
What You Can Expect from Gabrielle on Your Wedding Day
- Natural & Emotive Photography: Focused on capturing authentic moments and real emotions, creating a timeless collection of memories you’ll cherish forever.
- A Calming Influence: Gabrielle’s kind and patient manner helps couples and guests feel relaxed, making the entire photography experience fun and stress-free.
- Professional & Organized: From expert pre-wedding advice to coordinating shots on the day, she ensures everything runs smoothly and on time.
- Beautifully Presented Memories: Couples love the final photos, often highlighting Gabrielle’s incredible talent for capturing them at their best.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Too many wonderful memorable ones, they are all different and all amazing in their own way!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
relaxed, professional, fun, creative, passionate
What about your business are you most proud of?
After graduating with a first class honours degree in Photography and ten years of photographing wonderful people and their weddings I still love me job!
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Its your wedding, do what you want to do, and delegate!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
The Groom serenading his bride, he didn't have an amazing voice but it was heartfelt and brave...an act of true love!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Its really important to have a good connection with all my couples so meeting them for an initial chat is important. Some couples like to have a pre-wedding shoot which is an additional cost of £75.00 personally I think its a really great thing to do especially if you don't like being in front of the camera, and it gives us another opportunity to chat about their day. I also do a venue visit with my couples a few weeks before the wedding to make sure I have every aspect of their day covered and I know exactly what they envisage. After the wedding day it takes me around four weeks to put the photos together, there are around 600 presented on a usb all printable and shareable in a box with a little gift from me. I also put the images on an on line gallery and Im more then happy to do a blog of wedding highlights. Throughout the whole process I am always contactable and I am always happy to offer advice and help if needed.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
I think it depends on the couple
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
A sense of humour, umbrella's and wellies, plus a couple of indoor locations perviously sourced by me.
Describe how you got into photography.
Always had the need to document everything photographically from a young age and before social media came about. I did a foundation art course and then went onto a degree in photography and basically spent four years in the dark room developing my films. I graduated with first class honours, then digital photography happened I learnt how to use computer software to edit images rather then the dark room and that was it. I consider myself very lucky to have had such a wonderful eduction doing something I love and now make a living out of.