Documentary wedding photographer based in Cambridge, UK, available UK wide. Hourly from £250 (+ travel), ideal for register offices and elopements. Half day £650: 4+ hrs, 300+ images. Full day £1,100: 10+ hrs, 700+ images. All packages include a private online gallery; half and full day add 30 sneak peeks within 48 hrs and UK travel. 30% deposit secures your date.
Relaxed and documentary. I believe your photos should be about your wedding, not your wedding about the photos. I’ll quietly capture the laughter, happy tears and little in-between moments as they happen. My editing is light and natural, and you’ll get both colour and black-and-white versions.
Not at all! I’ll take the group photos your family will want on the wall, and we’ll slip away for about ten minutes of couple portraits. The rest of the time is yours to enjoy, while I capture the day as it unfolds.
I’ll be as unobtrusive as possible. That means no standing in front of your guests during the ceremony or speeches, no staging your morning preparations, and no dragging you away from your party for ages.
Four weeks before, I’ll send you a simple form covering your timetable, where you’d like me to be at each point, and any group shots you want to make sure we get. On the day, I’ll follow your plan, and if things run late, I’ll just roll with it.
You’ll get 30 sneak peeks within 48 hours, and your full gallery within 4 weeks, delivered in a private online gallery you can share with family and friends.
Yes! I’m based in Cambridge, UK, and my half-day and full-day packages include travel anywhere in the UK. For hourly bookings, travel is charged separately.
I’d really recommend one. It’s a relaxed walk and chat somewhere scenic, ideally at sunset, and it means you’ll feel completely at ease in front of the camera by the big day. Couples shoots start at £180.
Your photos are backed up from the moment they’re taken. My camera has two memory card slots, so every photo is saved on two cards at the same time, and if one card ever failed, nothing would be lost. Afterwards, I copy everything onto several separate hard drives, so your photos are never stored in just one place.