Your wedding is a beautiful milestone that tells the story of your love. Hazel du Preez Photography, based in Epsom, Surrey, specialises in capturing these moments with a personal and artistic touch. Hazel’s contemporary yet relaxed style focuses on documenting your day as it naturally unfolds, so your photos reflect the true emotions and memories you’ll treasure forever.
Feeling at ease with your photographer makes all the difference in creating natural, heartfelt images. Hazel is known as a “silent storyteller” who blends seamlessly into your day, capturing genuine smiles, joyful tears, and those magical in-between moments. Many couples describe her as a calming, supportive presence—like a close friend who’s there to celebrate every laugh and loving glance. This lets you relax and enjoy your day, knowing your memories are in expert hands.
Every couple is unique, and Hazel’s versatile approach reflects that. She combines candid photojournalism with relaxed portraiture, capturing spontaneous moments alongside beautifully composed portraits in flattering light. Whether you love vibrant colour or timeless black and white, your wedding photos will be a stunning, modern reflection of your celebration.
Our own of course! And then each and every one of my wedding clients weddings. Each is special and unique in their own way.
Fun, relaxed, creative, real, clean.
The personal relationship that I've built with families over the years and being able to watch their families grow and enjoy life together.
Take time out for just the two of you on your wedding day.
A wedding photo from each of the parents' wedding days next to the wedding cake.
Let's meet up and chat about your plans first. Then it's over to you to enjoy your day and have the best day of your life. A few weeks later and then it's up to me to make you laugh and cry as you relive your day again.. and again.. and for years to come.
A beautiful image of the two of you for the mantel piece.. yes it's traditional but make it your own by showing your personality (Tip. Let hubbie have a special joke ready to tell you. And you can giggle about the inside joke for years to come when you see the photo on your mantel piece!)
Just go with it.. it'll add to the story of your wedding day. At some point in the day it is likely to be dry so sneak out then and have some beautiful couple portraits then quick.
I started photographing friends and family by the age of 12 or 13 and just loved it. Oh that excitement of getting a roll of film back!! I photographed all kinds of subjects at first but gradually I realised my true love was photographing people.. and not people showing me their camera face (you know.. like a "telephone voice") but waiting and showing them an image of the real them photographed in the quiet in between moments.