If you’re planning your wedding in or around Woking, Surrey, Hawaiian Shirt Photography & Videography is here to bring your special day to life. Led by Tom, a passionate and experienced photographer, this team knows how to make even the most camera-shy couples feel comfortable. Their blend of professionalism and relaxed style creates a warm atmosphere where your genuine, joyful moments can truly shine.
Tom specializes in a documentary approach, focusing on capturing the real, unscripted moments that make your wedding unique. With a strong background in film and video, he and his team craft stunning, cinematic wedding films and photographs you’ll cherish forever. Couples love how unobtrusive they are—working quietly in the background so you and your guests can fully enjoy the celebration.
Understanding that every wedding is one-of-a-kind, Tom offers flexible packages tailored to your vision—whether you’re planning an intimate ceremony or a grand celebration. The result? A timeless collection of memories that perfectly captures the joy, emotion, and energy of your wedding day.
That has to be the one that didn't go ahead because the bride and groom had an argument the night before, they were both staying at the same venue!
Natural, Creative, Fun, Unobtrusive, Candid.
I'm proud that I've been able to continually improve the quality of my work and service since I started and now consistently get amazing feedback from my bride and grooms.
Allow plenty of time in the day, don't try to fit too much in as time will fly by (and wedding guests are really slow!)
I've had a couple of weddings recently where the bride has worn flashing white trainers.
I try and be as invisible as I can, for the couple shoot I'll ask you to do a few random things but the best photos will probably be when you don't know I'm taking them.
I'd suggest going to talk to old relatives and I will capture natural ones of that which are usually really lovely.
A groom pretended he had powers, waved his arms and all the groomsmen leant back as if they were falling over.
Depends on the time of year, if it's in the summer, it's usually fun to go out with umbrellas, if it's the winter I'm not going to make you get cold, we will find a nice spot inside for photos.
Natural and candid, creative in terms of angles and interesting shots but I'm not someone who will spend ages setting stuff up and takes over the day.