If you’re planning your wedding and want photos that truly capture the heart of your day, Josie Parr is the photographer for you. Based in Leicestershire, Josie specializes in documentary-style wedding photography, focusing on genuine emotions and those unscripted moments that make your celebration uniquely yours. With over 15 years of experience and hundreds of weddings photographed, she brings a calm, professional, and thoughtful approach to telling your love story.
Josie’s photography style is all about authenticity. She’s there to catch the real smiles, happy tears, and all the little moments in between that create the beautiful story of your wedding day. Her goal is to deliver timeless, heartfelt images that reflect your personalities and the atmosphere of your celebration—photos you’ll treasure forever.
Picking the right photographer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Josie’s extensive experience, including teaching photography at De Montfort University, means she has a sharp creative eye and knows how to navigate the fast pace of a wedding day. Whether your wedding is a grand event or an intimate elopement, Josie ensures every meaningful moment is captured with care.
Natural, authentic, relaxed, artful, real.
Relax and enjoy it! Take your time, and don't worry about things going wrong if you can help it . Nothing ever runs perfectly in life so their is no point ruining your enjoyment of the day over anything that doesn't go as exactly as you expected it would, much better to go with the flow, laugh and feel the love - that's what it is really all about.
Photos of the couple having a 10/15 minute walk around the grounds of their wedding venue. Not only do these photographs often turn out to be the most creative, romantic and memorable, but often the couple need a bit of a break from talking to lots of guests just to be alone with each other for a while. It is supposed to be a romantic day, after all! I shoot with a long lens at this point to ensure the couple have plenty of space to feel more relaxed.
Umbrellas can look great in your photographs, and if you're brave, wellies too!
I had a love of photography in my early teens. When I left school I studied photography for 2 years at college and whilst there I also landed a job in a portrait studio. During this time I learnt an enormous amount about photography and honed my assisting, editing and shooting skills. After relocating I started shooting 'solo' part time, and since then things have just grown and grown!