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Authentic, Heartfelt Storytelling for Your Wedding Day
Based in Norwich, Norfolk, Jordan Eva Photography brings a relaxed and fun approach to capturing the unique moments of your wedding day. Jordan’s style is authentic, candid, and natural, focusing on the real emotions that make your day special. The goal is to document your story as it unfolds—capturing those subtle glances, joyful tears, and spontaneous laughter without ever feeling intrusive.
A Friendly Guest with a Camera
Your wedding day is all about the connection between you and your partner—not a staged photoshoot. Jordan understands this deeply. Many couples appreciate Jordan’s professional yet warm approach, which helps them feel comfortable and at ease in front of the camera. Rather than feeling like a hired photographer, Jordan aims to be like a friendly guest who’s there to capture beautiful, natural moments. This relaxed vibe leads to magical, informal shots that truly reflect your day.
What to Expect from Jordan Eva Photography
Jordan is dedicated to telling your wedding story from start to finish. To make sure your vision is perfectly captured, a consultation is encouraged to discuss every detail of the process.
- Photography Style: A blend of documentary-style coverage with a focus on timeless, emotive images that tell your story.
- Services Offered: While specializing in weddings, Jordan also offers couples shoots, family photos, and newborn sessions. Pre-wedding shoots are a great way to get comfortable in front of the camera before your big day.
- Deliverables: Expect between 500-1000 beautifully edited images delivered through a personal, password-protected online gallery. You can also choose to receive your photos on a USB or in a custom photo album.
- Additional Options: For more extensive coverage, a second shooter can be arranged. Highlight films are also available to capture the essence of your wedding day in motion.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
I did video for a lovely Eco-Conscious couple at Glebe Farm Barns. What stood out was how much laughter everyone had on the day. The groom was comedian-level hilarious as was his brother who did the funniest speech I've had the pleasure of hearing. The Bride was just the sweetest and you could they just adored each other. They were also incredibly appreciative and loved my work. That really stands out.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Candid
Beautiful
Stunning
Detailed
Joyful
What about your business are you most proud of?
That it's my own, that I'm building while also being the primary care giver of my 5 month old son, that I'm showing him to follow your dreams even when it's hard. That the end result is happy couples who have made a beautiful commitment to one another.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Use organisational tools online so you can relax as much as possible :)
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
A couples planting a tree to commemorate their day which will then grow with them.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
They see my website and hopefully think "F*ck Yeah"
Fill in the form
I email them and we arrange a call.
We get on like a house on fire and it's still a "F*ck Yeah"
I send over contract, invoice and questionnaire
We arrange a Free Pre-wedding shoot
We do the shoot and they love it (Obviously!)
We chat a month before to confirm everything, timings etc
Then the big day comes
Couple wakes up to some previews which they love
Then full album is with them on pic-time in the coming days
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
The first kiss as newlyweds
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Nothing crazy yet
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
An outdoor kiss shot with flash back lit rain!
There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad attitudes and inappropriate clothing
Describe how you got into photography.
I read an article once called "Screw looking for your passion, you probably already do it" by Mark Manson
And I had a lightbulb moment! I'd been taking photos for years and was always the guy taking photos in my social circles. So I saved and got myself the Sony a6000 (which was stolen in Borneo but that's a story for another time) and was happy taking photos of what I love - Nature. Then a friend asked me to take photos of her wedding and I said yes as favour but didn't think i'd like it...but I ended up loving it. I was still able to take natural photos but just at a beautiful joyous event, I got free food and drink and I realised it was the career I wanted - What isn't to love?