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Authentic Wedding Photography That Tells Your Story
Based in South Wales, Luke Jones Photography specializes in capturing weddings with genuine emotion and a vibrant, artistic touch. If you want your wedding photos to reflect the true spirit of your day—full of fun, colour, and heartfelt moments—Luke’s relaxed and natural style will help you feel at ease in front of the camera.
A Natural, Candid Approach to Your Wedding Day
Luke’s philosophy is simple: blend into the background and capture your wedding as it naturally unfolds. This means focusing on real moments and genuine interactions, so your photos feel authentic and timeless. While the style is mainly documentary, Luke also uses “natural posing” to make sure even the posed shots look effortless and true to you as a couple.
Wedding Photography Services Designed Around You
- Flexible Coverage: Choose from packages ranging from six hours to full-day coverage, tailored to fit your wedding plans and budget.
- Unlimited High-Resolution Photos: Receive all your images in a private online gallery, perfect for sharing with family and friends.
- Additional Options: A second photographer can be added to capture every angle of your celebration. Videography services are also available to create a complete story of your wedding day.
- Travel Included: Travel within two hours of Newport is included in the package price, making it easy to plan your photography no matter where your wedding is in the region.
Photography Styles That Reflect Your Unique Day
To capture the full essence of your wedding, Luke combines several styles:
- Photojournalistic – capturing real, unscripted moments
- Artistic – creating vibrant, creative images
- Traditional – timeless portraits and classic shots
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Absolutely my first one. I was so nervous and excited at the same time to be trusted with capturing the memories for all these people! It was 2 days before Christmas and I was in the middle of a family road trip. It was down at Oxwich Bay in Swansea and it was about 3 degrees and there was even a visit from Santa.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Fun. Exciting. Relaxed. Natural. Colourful.
What about your business are you most proud of?
I'm proud that little old me started this business from an old fitted wardrobe that I turned into a home office and that in my second year of trading we had the worst global health crisis in a long time and STILL I've managed to keep going, keep having fun and meeting some of the best couples out there.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Plan for yourselves. Buy what you WANT to buy and not what others expect you to do. It's YOUR wedding day, so if that means everyone turns up in swimming costumes, then everyone turns up in swimming costumes. If you don't want chair covers, it's absolutely fine.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
I love a good photo wall of old memories. It lays out a little timeline of where you've been and how you got to where you are now.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I normally hold the initial talks over whatsapp/phone/email/zoom. It all depends on you and how you want to talk to me :) From there, I make everything super simple and have digital payment methods and contract signings (no more paper copies!). Then I pop across a questionnaire 6 weeks before the wedding and then I... turn up? I'm always available for questions and calls, but I'm very relaxed about the whole thing.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
One that make you smile when you look back at them. For me that's candid photographs. Little moments that you may not have even noticed at the time. They're my favourite.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Just go for it. Take it and own it like a boss. If you don't let the rain bother you, it'll still be an amazing day.
Describe how you got into photography.
Kids. Once they started appearing (I mean my own, not just random ones), I got into documenting my family. I started to enjoy it more and more and it kind of just spiralled from there.