Based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, George Krousti is a seasoned wedding photographer with over 12 years of experience capturing the genuine moments that make your wedding day unforgettable. Specialising in a natural, relaxed, and fun style, George’s photography helps you relive the joy, love, and emotion of your big day for years to come. His candid, documentary approach ensures you feel comfortable and authentic in front of the camera, creating images that truly reflect your personalities and unique love story.
Think of George as a discreet storyteller—like a fly on the wall—who quietly captures every meaningful moment without interrupting your celebration. His goal is to document your day as it naturally unfolds, focusing on the emotions, details, and people that make your wedding uniquely yours. From the heartfelt glances to the big celebrations, George crafts a beautiful visual narrative of the first day of your life together.
Transparency is key when it comes to pricing. George’s most popular package includes a pre-wedding shoot—perfect for getting comfortable in front of the camera and building a connection before your big day. You’ll receive at least 400 professionally edited photos delivered on a personalised USB stick, plus a private online gallery to easily share with family and friends. For couples who want a lasting keepsake, George also offers beautifully designed, luxurious wedding albums crafted personally by him.
I have photographed over 150 weddings and even after so many I find it hard to pick one memorable wedding. I have been very lucky to have such wonderful brides and grooms to photograph. Each one is very unique in its own way and that is one reason I continue to love photographing weddings.
Creative, natural, fun, discrete and will go the extra mile.
I am very proud of my logo and the photos that I take at weddings. With over 7 years of experience and photographing over 150 weddings I always strive to create fantastic images so that I continue to be proud of every wedding that I photograph.
Always remember to feed and drink the photographer. Photographers put so much effort into photographing your special day and it requires a lot of energy. I have been known to be on the go for 14 hours so a fantastic plate of food is much appreciated.
One of my possible favourites was that the groom at one wedding loved Star Wars so during the ceremony Darth Vadar unexpectedly popped up at the proceedings. Another of my favourites was that guests at another wedding were taking their own photos and hash-tagging the couples name on Instagram. These photos were then automatically being printed by a wedding supplier and being hung on an Instagram tree for the wedding couple.
I always love to communicate with my couples so my top priority is chatting with my couples and getting an idea of what they are looking for from their photographer. Usually the first time we talk is via phone or via Skype. Afterwards I usually meet my couples to have a chat about their wedding day over a cup of coffee or cold drink. It is always very relaxed and friendly and my priority is to always get to know my couples so that we can work together to get some stunning images.
A photo of everybody at the wedding. It is the one photo from my wedding that I always love to look back at.
It would have to be photographing the bride and groom kissing whilst having the letters LOVE written in the background using sparklers. If you know how to use an SLR camera there are so many things you can do with it!
One thing is to have some umbrellas handy. A break in the rain can give the photographer the opportunity to take some quirky photos with some quirky umbrellas. Mostly just enjoy your wedding day and leave it up to the photographer to take the stunning images. The rain shouldn't really halt his or hers creativity. The photographer can always photograph indoors, or alternatively it is quite rare for it to rain all day so the photographer should always be looking for an opportunity to grab a spell when the rain has stopped.
I was taught how to use an SLR camera at school whilst I was studying GCSE Art. I was also taught how to develop a black and white film in a darkroom. Since then (now over 20 years ago) I have always had an SLR camera at my side and I continue to love taking photographs. It actually surprises me that my love for photography grows more every year.