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Meet Lemon Feather Photography: Your Wedding Storyteller
Planning your wedding? Lemon Feather Photography, based in Ramsgate, Kent, specializes in capturing the vibrant, joyful moments that make your day truly yours. If you love colour, laughter, and authentic storytelling, this photographer is dedicated to preserving your unique love story with warmth and honesty.
Capturing Natural, Joyful Moments
Lemon Feather Photography focuses on a documentary, natural style that highlights genuine emotions and spontaneous moments. From happy tears to the lively energy on the dance floor, every special memory is captured with sincerity. By letting your day unfold naturally, the photos become timeless keepsakes you’ll cherish and share for generations.
What You Can Expect
- Documentary Style: Your wedding day is captured as it happens, focusing on real interactions and heartfelt emotions.
- Full-Day Coverage: Comprehensive coverage ensures no moment is missed, from the first preparations to the last dance.
- A Personal Touch: Cemanthe, the photographer, is warm, fun, and family-oriented. She goes beyond photography—bringing spare hairpins and tissues to support you throughout your day.
- Tangible Memories: Every package includes beautiful physical albums and prints, plus a private online gallery to easily share your memories with loved ones.
Services Tailored for You
Serving couples across the UK from Kent, Lemon Feather Photography offers more than just photos. Choose from combined photo and video packages to capture your wedding day in both stills and motion. The goal is to make you feel relaxed and joyful, so your photography experience is as memorable as your celebration.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Ohhh I have so many it's hard to choose one.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Emotional, print worthy, memorable, documentary, moments
What about your business are you most proud of?
Still going through a pandemic and helping my couples celebrate their magic!
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
After a venue the photographer is the most expensive usually, however, it's an important choice no matter the cost as, besides the marriage, the photos are the only thing that will last from the day! Make sure you view a full day album to see a photographers all day style and that it's consistent with their highlight images.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Oh there's so many, but I love little memory things for people that have passed like a small photo hidden on a bouquet. At a few weddings last year the couples used the photos I did at their engagement session as centre pieces for the tables and table plan which I loved!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Coffee and cake meeting, or zoom, which is better for the couple. We have a chat about their ideal day. They have the option to have an engagement session with me too at no charge to see how I work and if we get on. If they invite me to be their photographer then we keep in touch over WhatsApp, email or Facebook, then 2 months before their wedding we have a big meeting to talk about the timeline and photos of the day. After the wedding I send sneak peeks the night of or day after the wedding, full gallery within a few weeks, and a little gift in the post with their prints once ready.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
The big group photo...many people don't like having their photo taken so they'll avoid the camera for individual pics unless I catch them candidly, whereas in the big group photo you get everyone in one photo who was there on your big day, which in 20 years time when you look back, will be the most precious photo of the day!
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
An owl delivering the rings!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Beautiful umbrellas and to embrace the day. You can get some stunning pictures in the rain or next to puddles or with umbrellas.
Describe how you got into photography.
It's what I was born to do so I don't think I "got into it", it just happened! For my 21st birthday I asked for money and bought myself my first film camera...and 20 something years later here I am. I haven't always done it full time like I am now, however, I've always done it in some capacity. Going full time was the best decision and it makes my soul sing.