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Capturing Your Unique Love Story
Your wedding day is filled with fleeting, beautiful moments that tell the story of your love. My job is to capture these moments with care and creativity. Inspired by fine art, fashion, and cinema, I create images that go beyond simple photos—they become timeless pieces of art. Each picture reflects the atmosphere, emotion, and unique connection you share as a couple.
A Natural, Relaxed Documentary Style
I believe the best wedding photos are genuine and unscripted. My approach is a natural, relaxed documentary style that lets your day unfold authentically. I work quietly and unobtrusively, capturing real laughter, tears, and joy without interrupting your celebration. From the quiet moments getting ready to the lively energy on the dance floor, I’ll preserve every meaningful part of your story.
Experience & Expertise You Can Trust
- Award-Winning Photographer: Honoured as London Wedding Photographer of the Year three years in a row (2016, 2017, 2018), my work is recognized for excellence.
- Proven Track Record: Since 2009, I’ve photographed over 500 weddings, gaining deep insight into the flow and rhythm of wedding days.
- Local & Destination Weddings: Based in London, I know iconic venues like St Paul’s Cathedral and The Gherkin inside out. I also love traveling for destination weddings across the UK and Europe, especially in France and Italy.
- Inclusive & Diverse: I’ve had the privilege of capturing a wide range of celebrations, including Hindu, Jewish, Chinese, and LGBTQ+ weddings, honoring the beauty of all traditions.
My Philosophy
After a successful career in television, I transitioned to wedding photography in 2009 with a mission to move beyond typical wedding clichés. I see myself as an artist first, photographer second, committed to creating a relaxed environment where your true personalities shine. The result is a modern, cinematic collection of photographs that you and your loved ones will treasure for generations.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A beach wedding in Ibiza. The bride arrived in a rowing boat which in itself was quite special. Then the couple had flown in a very famous Shaman from Switzerland to marry them using the four elements: earth, wind, water and fire. It was unlike any other wedding I'd seen before. Incredible!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Contemporary. Iconic. Dramatic. Beautiful. Authentic.
What about your business are you most proud of?
That it is self made. I built this business from the ground up without little or no help.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Make sure you go through your timings from beginning to end with a fine tooth comb. Ensure there is enough time to do the things that you both want to do. Plan, prepare and then let go because on the day your timings are bound to drift though there's no point in getting stressed about it. Enjoy the day and savour every moment because it will be over in a flash!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
A bride giving her husband to be a painting of his favourite view. It was a beautiful moment to witness.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We normally meet first of all to look through albums and discuss their wedding day and their plans. We will then correspond by email and phone intermittently right up until the day before the wedding, when we normally schedule in a Skype call to run through final timings to make sure we are all on the same page.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Allow as much time as is possible for couple shots. This is such an important time for them to chat, to be together, to be close without prying eyes (apart from mine of course!). Ideally at least half an hour though 40-60 mins would be preferable.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
I had to climb into a rowing boat (not the Ibiza wedding by the way!!) to get shots of the bride and groom on a jetty. The only thing was, I found it hard to come ashore and had to be rescued by a passing guest!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Umbrellas are a given! I personally love an umbrella shot. Typically British and can be really iconic moments and they look great in B&W. That aside, there are always places to shelter from the rain: a beautiful entrance, a large tree...plus inside the venue there will be places to capture beautiful shots. The wedding planner at the venue will be best advised to talk more about great places for rainy days.
Describe how you got into photography.
After 15 years of working as a Creative in Television making adverts, I decided to pursue a career in photography and studied it at Central St Martins which is one of the best places in the UK to study the craft. I instantly fell in love with photography and decided to pursue wedding photography. The rest is history.