Based in the heart of London, JOASIS PHOTOGRAPHY offers a wedding photography experience that feels modern, personal, and truly authentic. Their style blends documentary storytelling with fine art, focusing on the real, fleeting moments that make your day unique. The goal? To create a visual story as genuine and special as your love.
We know being in front of the camera can feel overwhelming. That’s why JOASIS PHOTOGRAPHY takes a relaxed, unobtrusive approach—blending into the background to capture genuine emotions as they happen. While candid moments are the heart of their work, gentle guidance during portraits ensures your photos look effortlessly beautiful and natural. This way, you can enjoy your celebration fully, knowing every detail is thoughtfully documented.
Inspired by cinematography, architecture, and the deep connections between people, JOASIS PHOTOGRAPHY turns your wedding day into a gallery of artful, timeless images. For couples who love the nostalgic feel of film, there’s a special hybrid option combining digital and 35mm film photography. This creates a rich, cinematic collection that’s both unique and full of character.
With over 10 years of experience, JOASIS PHOTOGRAPHY is committed to an empathetic, client-focused service. The result is more than just photos—it’s a deeply personal, artistically crafted story of your love that you’ll treasure forever.
I am very lucky with my couples and each wedding I have photographed by now was truly unique. A festival wedding that was totally DIY-d by the couple and their friends has a special place in my heart - we have been so impressed by the level of planning, organisation and love shared on the day. Being included in the thank you speech made us feel very special too!
artistic, creative, modern, emotive, relaxed
I have created and keep developing my business while bringing my daughter up. Everything I have achieved so far is a fruit of hard work and I am eternally grateful I can do a job that I truly love, that brings my 100% job satisfaction, that makes so many people happy. I would not swap my life for anything else! If I had to choose one thing I am really proud that would be my website - I have built it myself and everything you see there is a result of my vision and work.
You are getting married to each other, not to your families or friends. Plan the wedding like you want it! Think what you love, what are your passions and what is most important to you on your wedding day, and plan it accordingly. Delegate and let go - remember that there may be a couple of things that do not go according to the plan BUT no one will notice! I promise! And have fun! (That is so much more than 1 tip!)
There are so many! I loved totally personal place cards that featured a polaroid photo of either the bride or groom and a guest. These were funny pics too!
My business operates on building a connection with a couple from the very first enquiry. I find out a little bit more about their wedding and if I am available on their date I suggest a non obligation meeting/consultation in London. If it is not feasible, we arrange a phone call to chat about their wedding day and how I can help. This stage is very important to me. I take a limited number of bookings each year so it is essential that we are a good fit for each other - ultimately we will spend 10 or more hours together! Booking process is very simple. Short booking form to fill, followed by 30% deposit payment and we are ready to sign an online contract (super easy!).
I offer affordable engagement sessions to all my couples - it is yet another opportunity to meet and chat about the day in more detail. Plus they get a set of creative photos to keep or use for their wedding if they want to (stationery/welcome signs/guest book, slideshows etc). Throughout the time leading to the wedding I am in touch with my couples and available to offer advice, supplier recommendations and generally getting all excited about their plans. Proud to say we often become friends by the time of their wedding day!
I always ask the couples to sneak out after the dinner to take a natural portrait at the golden hour (just before sunset). It also gives the couple a minute to contemplate on their wedding day and have some brief intimacy before returning to their party.
Good humour and on a practical note - wellies and umbrellas for fun shots! There is usually a break in the rain too so simply do not worry about it!
I learnt photography with a film (now pretty vintage) Nikon camera 14 years ago. I loved street photography and I wandered the streets of London, partly sightseeing, partly looking for hidden beauty in shabby nooks and crannies. I shot my first wedding in 2009 and I fell in love with this genre. Since then I photographed weddings and children on a part time basis while having a different career in market research. The birth of my daughter in 2012 has been a life changer - I wanted to spend more time with her and I finally felt ready to follow my dreams! Here I am now - still living the dream.