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Capturing the Heart of Your Wedding Story
With over 28 years of experience and more than a thousand weddings beautifully documented, Neil Fordyce Photography is dedicated to telling your unique love story. Based in the scenic heart of Perthshire, this husband-and-wife team—Neil and Mairi—bring passion and professionalism to every wedding. Neil, a Master Photographer, personally captures the moments that matter most, ensuring each photo reflects the genuine emotion and joy of your special day.
A Blend of Artistry and Authenticity
Your wedding day is made up of countless fleeting moments. Neil Fordyce Photography captures these memories through a thoughtful mix of styles designed to showcase the true spirit of your celebration. Expect a perfect balance of:
- Journalistic Reportage: Natural, candid shots that capture laughter, tears, and spontaneous joy as they happen.
- Creative Portraiture: Beautiful, relaxed portraits that highlight your personalities and the connection you share.
- Traditional Elegance: Timeless group photos taken smoothly and efficiently, creating cherished family keepsakes.
Experience That Makes a Difference
Neil’s expertise goes beyond photography—he understands the flow and energy of a wedding day. His goal is to capture the excitement, fun, and heartfelt moments, turning them into stunning images you’ll treasure forever. Meanwhile, Mairi works behind the scenes, coordinating with families and venue staff to keep everything running seamlessly. This teamwork lets you relax and enjoy your day, confident that your story is being beautifully preserved.
Personalized Photography for Your Unique Celebration
Every wedding is one of a kind, just like the couple at its center. Neil Fordyce Photography specializes in intimate weddings, garden ceremonies, and micro weddings, appreciating the special charm and emotion these smaller gatherings bring. Whether your day is a grand celebration or a cozy event, the focus is always on capturing what makes your wedding truly yours.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
every one of them.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Relaxed, creative, informal, different & timeless
What about your business are you most proud of?
Our reputation for consistently producing quality work and our rapore with our couples before during and after the wedding day.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Keep it simple, plan in advance and listen to the advice of the professionals you engage.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
An entire community hall transformed for two days before the wedding by the couple, their bridesmaids, best man and a few friends - amazing.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
From the initial enquiry we would then chat by email or phone about their wedding day and for those who are able to we see them in our studio. Nearer the time of the wedding we would see our couples again to chat in more detail about the day timings, photographs, approach etc. and we would offer our couples advice based on our experiences. We also offer our couples a pre -wed photo shoot with a complimentary signing print to help banish any photo nerves.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
It's that straight forward one with the bride and groom full length to show the dress correctly that says "we are married", it's the one that parents, granny and relatives all want to see along with the close up of the same.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
It was a shot of a couple in a little boat in the middle of Loch Tay
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
This is where the uncle harry's fall down and it's where the professional photographers skills really come into play. We choose an area with a good backdrop and get all those requested group shots done first then it's much easier to find corners or covered areas to get the other photographs done. The rain never spoils a wedding.
Describe how you got into photography.
As a school kid I once helped a neighbour carry boxes from his car up to his attic he told me it was an enlarger. He later invited me around and I saw my first print emerge for the developer tray under the red safety light and the bug had bitten.