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Timeless Wedding Photography with a Calm, Personal Approach
Planning your wedding comes with enough to think about. Choosing your photographer should feel straightforward and reassuring.
I’m Kim, and I have been photographing weddings for over 20 years across Shropshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire. During that time, I have learned that the best photographs come when you feel comfortable, not when you feel like you are performing.
Most couples tell me it felt like having someone there who quietly kept everything on track while they got on with enjoying their day, and that is exactly how I want it to feel for you too.
A Relaxed, Elegant Style
My style is timeless, relaxed and natural, with a gentle, guided approach when needed.
I will help you feel at ease in front of the camera, especially during your portraits and group photographs, so nothing feels awkward or overly posed. The rest of the day is about capturing what is really happening as it unfolds, from the big moments to the quieter ones you may not even realise are happening.
The result is a collection of images that feel genuine, look elegant, and will still feel just as meaningful in years to come.
Coverage Designed Around Your Day
Every wedding is different, and I adapt my approach to suit you.
Whether you are planning a smaller, more intimate celebration or a full day with all your family and friends, I will work with you to make sure everything feels calm, organised and unhurried.
I will guide you where needed, keep things flowing when it helps, and step in to organise group photographs efficiently so you can get back to enjoying your day.
What You Can Expect
• Over 20 years of wedding experience and a calm, reassuring presence
• Gentle guidance so you never feel unsure or uncomfortable
• Natural, elegant photographs that reflect how your day truly felt
• Careful attention to both the big moments and the smaller, meaningful ones
• A relaxed approach that allows you to enjoy your day without feeling rushed
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Every wedding has its own memorable moments, which is what makes them all so special.
One that has always stayed with me though was a wedding at the Churnet Valley Railway. The couple were married in the station office, and afterwards everyone boarded a steam train where their meal was served as it travelled through the Staffordshire countryside.
In the evening, the reception was held in a marquee at Consall Station, with guests arriving by steam train, which made it feel even more unique.
It was such a lovely, different kind of day and one I will always remember.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Timeless · Relaxed · Elegant · Natural · Guided
Gently guided when needed, with a relaxed and natural approach that creates timeless, elegant photographs.
What about your business are you most proud of?
The fact that my clients, along with their family and friends, genuinely love what I do and go on to recommend me to others.
So much of my work comes from word of mouth, which means a lot to me. It tells me that not only have I created photographs they love, but that I have also made people feel comfortable and looked after on the day.
That trust, and those recommendations, are what I am most proud of.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Plan your day around how you want it to feel, not just how it looks.
It is very easy to get caught up in details and timings, but weddings rarely run exactly to schedule. A few minutes here and there, a slightly late ceremony, or speeches running longer than expected all add up.
Building a little breathing space into your timeline makes a huge difference. It allows the day to flow more naturally and gives you time to enjoy the people around you rather than feeling rushed.
When the day feels calm and unhurried, everything else falls into place, including the photographs.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
One that has always stayed with me was a couple who used green apples as both their place names and wedding favours.
Each apple had a small leaf-shaped card attached to the stalk with the guest’s name on it. It looked beautiful on the tables, but it also had a lovely meaning behind it. Their colour scheme was shades of green, and as they were both teachers, it was a subtle nod to the idea of “an apple for the teacher.”
It was simple, thoughtful, and completely personal to them, which is often what makes something stand out.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I like to keep everything simple and easy from the very beginning.
Once you get in touch we arrange a relaxed chat either in person or via video so you can tell me your plans and what matters most to you. It also gives you a chance to see if I feel like the right fit for your day.
If you decide to book I will send over a booking form and T&C's. Once these are signed and your booking fee is paid the date is secure. From that point on I am always here if you need me.
Around 4-6 weeks before your wedding I will send you a questionnaire so I have all the key details. We will have another chat to go through everything to ensure your wedding day feels calm and well planned.
On the day I will guide you where needed, especially during group photographs and portraits, while capturing the rest naturally.
Afterwards your images are carefully edited and shared in a private online gallery. You receive your full set of images and if you have an album you can select your favourites for the design.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
If you are lucky enough to have your grandparents with you, make sure you have a photograph with them.
The same goes for your parents. I always recommend having a photo with each of them individually, as well as together.
These are the photographs that often become the most treasured over time. They may not feel like the most important in the moment, but they are the ones that tend to mean the most in the years that follow.
Weddings bring everyone together in a way that does not happen very often, when everyone is dressed up, looking their best, and gathered for a genuinely happy occasion.
Having those photographs to look back on really does matter more than you might realise at the time.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
There have been a few over the years… some I probably shouldn’t repeat!
Let’s just say weddings with men in kilts can lead to some very memorable (and slightly cheeky) requests.
That said, I am always guided by what couples are comfortable with. Whether it is something fun and light hearted or something more meaningful, I am always happy to go along with it and capture it in a way that still feels like part of your day.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
You never really know what the weather is going to do until the morning of your wedding, so the first thing I always say is… try not to worry.
If it does rain, it really is not a problem. With the right approach, you will still have beautiful photographs. In many cases, rain can actually add something special and a little different to your day.
I will always have a simple plan in place, whether that means using indoor spaces at your venue or stepping outside for a few moments if the rain eases.
A couple of umbrellas, a sense of humour, and just going with it can make for some of the most memorable images of the day.
Most importantly, focus on enjoying your wedding. I will take care of the rest.
Describe how you got into photography.
My love of actual photographs goes back a very long way.
Some of my most treasured possessions are family photographs, including my parents’ wedding album from 1948. It is a simple collection of just a handful of images, but it has been looked at, shared, and cherished for generations. That has always stayed with me.
Becoming a wedding photographer happened by a very happy accident. After going to college to properly learn photography, I was asked to photograph a friend’s wedding. I said yes, and quickly realised I had found something I truly loved and was pretty good at.
Over 20 years later, I still feel exactly the same. It is a privilege to be trusted with something so important, and to create photographs that will be just as meaningful in years to come.
I genuinely believe it is one of the best jobs in the world, and I still love it just as much today.