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Photography Style
Products and Services
Emotive, Vibrant, and Natural Wedding Photography
If you’re planning your wedding in Windsor, Berkshire, Abi Moore offers a photography style that feels relaxed, natural, and truly personal. Abi’s approach focuses on capturing the real emotions and vibrant moments that make your day unique. Instead of staged shots, you’ll get images that reflect who you are as a couple, letting you stay present and enjoy every special moment with your loved ones.
Capturing Authentic Wedding Moments
Your wedding day is made up of countless little details and fleeting glances—from the heartfelt “I do” to the quiet smiles shared between you and your partner. Abi is passionate about preserving these genuine moments with care and authenticity. The photos you receive will bring back the laughter, joy, and even happy tears, creating a timeless story you’ll cherish forever.
What You Can Expect from Abi Moore Photography
- Relaxed and Natural Experience: No awkward poses here. Abi focuses on capturing real interactions and emotions, so you can enjoy your day without feeling like you’re stuck in a photoshoot.
- Vibrant, Emotive Images: Your photos will be full of life and feeling, perfectly reflecting the atmosphere and emotion of your wedding celebration.
- Complete Digital Collection: Every package includes a full set of high-quality digital images, ready to share with family and friends—making sure no moment goes unseen.
- Timeless, Beautiful Albums: Along with your digital photos, you’ll receive stunning albums designed to keep your most treasured memories safe and beautifully presented for years to come.
Experience
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Relaxed, natural, emotive, enjoyable and vibrant.
What about your business are you most proud of?
As of November 2020, I've been in business for 10 years. During this time, I've gained qualifications including my Craftsman with the Guild of Professional Photographers, been published in international media such as The Daily Mail and Vogue, and had a photography project go viral with coverage in Burma & Brazil amongst other places!
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Look through a few photographers' websites to decide what style you of photography you like (romantic and whimsical, natural and documentary, fun and vibrant or somewhere in-between!). Chat to your photographer before booking them to ensure you get on - they'll be shadowing you for most of your wedding day.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
We'll have a booking consultation in person or over the phone to discuss their plans for the big day and what they'd like from their photography. A couple of months before the wedding we'll then have a pre-wedding meeting and practice shoot - at this we go through all the details, get to know each other better and have a practice shoot to help them relax in front of the camera. On the day, my goal is to slip into the background - it's always fantastic feedback to hear they didn't even know I was there! - I'm listening for laughter and looking out for emotional moments to capture even the things the bride and groom don't see. Although I like to be inconspicuous, I'm also happy to take the lead during group photos and no stranger to organising groups of 100+ guests for photos. After the wedding, they'll get their online gallery which they can share with family and friends, as well as choosing their favourite images for an album.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
I've done a replica of a photo of the cast of Dynasty at a same sex wedding. I've also photographed a fancy dress wedding with guests including a mermaid, a steam punk character and the Monopoly man.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
When choosing your venue, think about how it will work if it rains on your day - especially if you're marrying in the wetter months. Chat to your photographer about wet day plans, and decide if you're the type of couple who'd rather stay indoors in the dry or whether you're happy to pull on a pair of wellies and a brolly and head out in it.