Located just outside Kendal, Cumbria, Mark Battista is an award-winning wedding photographer with over 10 years of experience capturing the heart and soul of couples’ special days. With a strong background in design and image retouching, Mark adds a creative touch to every photo, making sure your wedding album is filled with beautiful, lasting memories. He documents your story from bridal preparations through to just after the first dance—capturing every moment naturally and unobtrusively.
Mark’s style is relaxed, natural, and creative. He focuses on genuine emotions and candid moments, so you can stay present and enjoy your celebration without feeling posed or pressured. Couples often highlight his friendly, easygoing professionalism, which helps everyone feel comfortable in front of the camera. The result? Bright, vibrant images full of life that truly reflect the atmosphere of your wedding day.
Every wedding is unique, and Mark offers flexible packages tailored to your needs—from intimate elopements to full-day coverage. Here’s what’s typically included:
Mark is committed to turning your wedding day into timeless memories, creating a photo collection that tells the unique story of your love and celebration.
The last one!
Creative, Stress-free, Natural, Contemporary, Artistic
I use the very best of Canon's lenses, camera bodies, screens and colour calibration software.
Don't forget the dress or the rings! You may laugh but it has happened!
I like it when the dog's the best man!
I'm really easy going, I will let your day unfold naturally with as little interference as possible. We will laugh, we will smile, we will have fun!
A kiss in the middle of the aisle as you make your exit and all your friends, family and guests cheer!
I can't say but book me and I might whisper it in in your ear!
Depends if it's the fine stuff that soaks you to the bone or just liquid sunshine but I'd recommend a can do attitude - some of the best photos are taken in the rain!
I studied A' level Art and all three sciences which led to further study in the form of a Ba. Hons degree in Computer Games Design at the University of Teeside. This encompassed storyboard production, 3-dimensional modelling, and computer animation. It's here where I discovered my love for storytelling and in fact where my love for photography developed (pardon the pun!). I became well versed in both static and moving images and spent many nights developing film and negatives in a traditional darkroom. It was so therapeutic, in fact magical, and took me back to a quiet country life that I was now missing. I was obsessed! It wasn't long before I picked up a digital camera and the rest is, as they say, history!