Based in London, Mykola Tsap is a wedding photographer with over 10 years of experience dedicated to telling the authentic story of your big day. Having photographed hundreds of weddings across the UK and Europe, Mykola combines passion and expertise to create timeless images that you’ll cherish forever. His goal is to capture the photos you want while letting you fully enjoy every moment with your loved ones.
Mykola’s style is a perfect blend of modern and classic, mixing documentary storytelling with editorial flair. He works mostly in a “photojournalistic mode,” capturing natural, unscripted moments as they happen—so your photos reflect the real emotions and energy of your celebration. When it’s time for portraits, he offers gentle guidance to help you feel relaxed and look your best. Couples often describe his work as artistic, soulful, and genuinely candid.
Choosing Mykola Tsap Photography means a smooth, personal experience from start to finish. Couples appreciate his warm, friendly, and professional approach, which helps everyone feel comfortable in front of the camera. His keen eye for detail and ability to capture the unique atmosphere of each wedding make his work stand out. Many couples say he goes beyond just being a photographer—he feels like a trusted friend on your special day.
Every wedding is unique, and Mykola offers flexible services to match your vision, including:
With experience across diverse cultural traditions and prestigious venues, Mykola adapts seamlessly to your wedding style, ensuring your photos are as unique as your love story.
I remember all of my weddings and the most memorable are often the ones have been the first: my first destination wedding, my first Sikh, Jewish, Chinese, Muslim or Persian wedding. One of the things I love my job for are the opportunities to discover something new.
Candid, natural, emotional, elegant, chic
I'm flexible and work around my couples' needs.
To plan properly beforehand and to completely relax on the wedding day. I also send my couples my premium wedding planning guide with plenty of helpful information.
It's alway great to see personal touches on the wedding day. Grandmother's napkin, hand-made decorations, father's car or a song as a gift from a bride's nephew - it's hard to choose my favourite but if you have such personal touches, please do let me know so I can devote enough attention and document them.
Usually we meet on a video call to get acquainted and see if we are the right fit. Then often we customise the package to suit the couples needs. Based on that I create a contract and after signing it and transferring the deposit we are booked. I'm happy for the couple to get in touch with me anytime. But we meet at least once again on a video call or sometimes in person at the venue closer to the wedding date to go through the details.
It's hard to pick one as there are many important moments to be captured and photos that need to be taken during the day. Among them - grand entrances and exits always make for great candid shots with a large group of people. A classic simple portrait of the couple is also very important. Photos with parents and grand parents will become even more cherished as the time goes.
Though I'm happy to accommodate my couples' wishes, the most original photos are often taken without being asked or even without planning but rather being at the right time and the right place and noticing the moment.
It's good to have a plan B for a rainy day (like an alternative indoor location or umbrellas) but even if something doesn't go according to the plan - the best thing is to let it go and enjoy the day. Rainy photos also look great!
I loved photography since my childhood. When I was a teenager I experimented with film, made pinhole cameras and enjoyed taking film cameras with me on travels and parties. Film photography was always exciting as you never know what you get until you develop the film.