Hi, I’m Matt, a London wedding photographer who loves capturing the real fun and heartfelt moments of your special day. My style is natural and creative—I blend in like one of your guests to tell the unique story of your wedding without interrupting the flow. If you’re a couple who feels a bit camera-shy, this approach is perfect because many couples say they forget I’m even there. My goal is to capture your true personalities, the connection you share, and the genuine atmosphere of your celebration.
With over 10 years of experience, I know that the little moments between the big events often hold the most meaning. Whether it’s proud tears during speeches, belly laughs with friends, or kids napping quietly while grandma dances the night away, these are the memories that tell your story best. I focus on capturing these genuine interactions and emotions so you can relive your wedding day for years to come. Many couples have told me they were amazed to see moments they missed on the day itself.
Having photographed nearly 150 weddings across 18 countries, I bring a calm, confident presence to your day. Based in London, I’ve had the privilege of working with couples from all walks of life and cultures around the world. Past clients describe me as easygoing, supportive, and encouraging—qualities that help you feel relaxed and natural in front of the camera. From our first conversation to delivering your beautiful photos, you can expect clear communication and a smooth, enjoyable experience.
This is such a difficult question to answer. I've been lucky enough to photograph a massive range of weddings all over the world so picking a single one is impossible. A few memorable moments that come to mind:
- A parade through the streets of Addis (Ethiopia) with trumpets and dancing.
- A ceremony on a cruise ship in the Atlantic presided over by the ship's captain.
- A reception that took place at a skate park in Leeds.
- Being on stage with the lead singer of Bastille.
- Having to sub in for a bridesmaid when the real ones were 3 hours late to prep.
- A beautifully intimate wedding with only 4 guests.
- And loads sooooo many more!
Fun, Relaxed, Natural, Colourful, Energetic
After photographing 130+ weddings I've never had an unhappy couple (touch wood). My couple's experience working with me means so much to me that I can't think of anything more important.
Schedule into your timeline several breaks for just the two of you to enjoy a few minutes together alone.
And do it your way (but I'm sure you've heard that one before).
Hangover Over Kit Favours - Mini bottle of Vodka, personalised bottle of coke with their names on and a packet of Alka Seltzer.
After their enquiry I'll always jump on a video call with a the couple before booking. This call allows them to meet me, see a recent full gallery from a single wedding, ask any questions they might have and confirm if I'm a perfect fit for their day.
6 weeks before their wedding, I reach out with an Online Questionnaire which captures all the information I need for the day (timelines, addresses, list of family formal photos etc).
After their wedding they receive a Highlights Slideshow and all of their photos within a password protected Online Gallery within 5 weeks.
While all my couples hire me for my documentary style and this approach makes up 98% of what I do on a wedding day, I'd still recommend all couples get a traditional photo of themselves and their parents. In addition to usually keeping the parents happy, it also acts as a record that will be more important down the line.
With every wedding being so different I can't think of one.
Embrace it!! It will bring your favourite people closer together (literally as they won't be able to go outside) and you will have amazing memories that would have never been possible had it been a sunny day.
After University I spent 7 months living in Freetown, Sierra Leone working for an NGO. I quickly fell in love with the country and its people.
But it turned out that most people's views of Sierra Leone back in the UK were still of a war torn country. This was an image I wanted to correct. So I bought my first DSLR camera and started documenting the people, their characters and the energy of the place. Today I now do the same thing for couples at weddings.