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Capture Your Wedding Day with Timeless, Natural Photography
Planning your wedding? Latitude Photography, based in Street, Somerset, offers a relaxed and natural approach to capturing the genuine joy and emotion of your special day. Aran, the lead photographer, specializes in creating candid images that tell the unique story of your wedding as it naturally unfolds. His philosophy is simple: let the moments happen organically, resulting in photos that feel both authentic and timeless.
A Friendly, Unobtrusive Photographer You Can Trust
Aran is known for his professional yet laid-back style, helping couples and guests feel comfortable in front of the camera—even if you’re not used to being photographed. His easy-going presence means he blends seamlessly into your celebration, capturing intimate moments without interrupting the flow of your day. Couples consistently praise his friendly approach and ability to make everyone feel at ease.
What You Can Expect from Latitude Photography
- Natural Storytelling: Aran focuses on capturing real moments—laughter, tears, and everything in between—without relying on staged or forced poses.
- Personal Connection: From your first inquiry, Aran takes time to understand your vision and ensures your photography reflects your unique wedding day.
- Beautiful Memories: Couples often share how the photos perfectly capture the spirit of their day, allowing them to relive those special moments for years to come.
Serving couples across Somerset, Devon, Dorset, and throughout the UK, Latitude Photography is ready to document your wedding with care and expertise. For larger weddings or to capture multiple angles, Aran often works alongside his wife, who acts as a second photographer—ensuring no moment goes unnoticed.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
My most memorable wedding was one I photographed this past summer at Roughmoor Farm in Somerset. It was a beautiful, intimate, rural wedding that really did feel like I was at a Summer Fate, with lawn games, stalls etc. But not only that, the couple were mad on Jurassic Park so in the middle of this Summer Fate were dinosaurs, various props from the film and an exact replica of the JP Jeep.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Relaxed, Informal, Contemporary, Elegant, Fun
What about your business are you most proud of?
The thing I'm most proud about with my business is that it is a reflection of who I am, my personality and my enthusiasm. I take pride in my work and how its a part of me.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
My number one tip to couples planning a wedding is remember that you're the boss! The day needs to reflect you, not the needs of the suppliers.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
My favourite personal touch I've seen at a wedding is when a couple had a pub quiz during the reception. It was great fun, itreally engaged the whole room and something I've not seen done before.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
To get the best shots of the couples that I am photographing I like to go for a walk away from the main wedding party and let their personality come to the forefront, letting the couple relax and shooting around them. I keep my direction to a minimum and from observing their natural body language work out what would work best from them.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
I'm not sure there is a #1 photo every couple should have as no two weddings, and certainly no couple, is are ever the same. I don't like to force a photo onto a couple as what's right for the character and relationship of one couple will not be right for another. I like to reflect and capture a couple and wedding a it is, not how I think it should be.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
If it's a rainy day then my advice is not to worry as great wedding photography, and great weddings, are not dependant on the weather. If it does rain there are always alternatives, and you can always embrace the rain! I would never ask couples and guests to stand out in the rain, but that doesn't mean it can't be used to make dramatic, beautiful photos. It'll only be me getting wet, which I don't mind at all!
Describe how you got into photography.
I got in to photography from a very young age having been given a camera as a child after seeing my dad and granddad's photos from their youthful adventures, and after that it became more and more of an obsession until I stepped up and did a friend a favour by photographing his wedding nearly 10 years ago. From there it's been my passion, hobby and profession.