Based in the heart of Lancashire, Nancy Lisa Barrett Photography offers a warm, creative approach to capturing your wedding day. Nancy specializes in candid, photojournalistic photography that highlights the genuine, unposed moments. Her goal is to create a wedding gallery that truly reflects your unique love story.
If you’re looking for a wedding photographer who values quality and builds a personal connection, Nancy’s approach is all about getting to know you and what makes your relationship special.
Every couple is unique, and Nancy takes the time to understand your personalities, tastes, and the little quirks that make your relationship one of a kind. This insight allows her to create photographs that are not only beautiful but deeply meaningful.
Known for her calm, friendly, and easy-going nature, Nancy helps everyone feel comfortable in front of the camera. This relaxed atmosphere leads to natural, joyful photos that capture the true spirit of your celebration. Many couples have shared how her professional yet approachable style made them feel like they were working with a trusted friend.
With excellent communication and a genuine passion for her craft, Nancy Lisa Barrett Photography offers a personal, high-quality experience from your first meeting to the delivery of your stunning images. Many couples become lifelong friends, reflecting the warm and collaborative relationships she builds with every couple she works with.
They're all memorable for very different reasons and the reason I say that is because we are all individual. Each wedding has its awesome merits and I simply couldn't choose and nor would I want to.
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A glance from a very nervous bride to me; I mouthed to her that everything would be ok...she wrote about it in her review here: http://www.nancylisabarrettphotography.co.uk/reviews
Always coffee first, haha. I get them to talk about how they met, the important details, and their hobbies, likes, dislikes. I have a massive notebook which I write in without looking I may add because I don't want to lose eye contact. It's very informal, relaxed but at the same time, I'm listening to all the relevant info. I ask lots of questions.
There isn't one...they're all different, just the way as it should be.
The Bride & Groom in the middle of The Shambles in York. They stood stock still as the crowds passed by them. The shot was on such a slow shutter speed that the crowd blurred but they remained in focus. It was like a replay of when they first met when they knew they were made for each other and nothing and nobody mattered around them. I tried to recreate it in that shot because of what they had told me. I can safely say it's one of their favourite shots x
A covered flash about 25ft behind the newly-weds and a flash camera left in front of the B&G and a brolly for them and one for me. The flash will show all the raindrops up and look a teeny weeny bit awesome.
I've always adored cinematography, art, crafts and photography to me was the next logical and emotional step. I think a photograph should come from the heart. I think that composition is a true thing of beauty. Photography isn't just a job to me, it's a way of life...