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Timeless, Authentic Wedding Photography in Lancashire
Planning your wedding in Lancashire? Based in Buckshaw Village, Photography by Zoe Nickola specializes in capturing your day with warmth and authenticity. If you want photos that reflect real moments and a relaxed vibe, Zoe’s approach is all about telling your unique love story. Her bright, true-to-colour editing creates timeless images you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
A Relaxed and Natural Approach to Your Wedding Day
Zoe takes a documentary-style approach, blending seamlessly into your celebration to capture genuine, unscripted moments. Instead of stiff poses, she uses gentle prompts during portraits to help you feel at ease and let your true personalities shine. The result? A beautiful collection of heartfelt, natural images full of emotion.
More Than Just Your Photographer
Zoe understands that being in front of the camera can feel daunting. That’s why she’s known for her calming presence and thoughtful support throughout your day. Whether it’s pinning buttonholes or simply offering a friendly smile, she goes the extra mile to make sure everything runs smoothly and you feel comfortable. Her goal is to connect with you and your guests, creating a relaxed atmosphere for the best possible photos.
What You Can Expect from Photography by Zoe Nickola
- Professional wedding photography covering Lancashire, Cheshire, and surrounding areas.
- A mix of traditional, artistic, and photojournalistic styles to capture every special moment.
- Bright, airy editing inspired by classic film photography for timeless images.
- A friendly, expert photographer dedicated to making you feel relaxed and confident in front of the camera.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A Spanish / British fusion wedding with 2 ceremonies, singing waiters and a super busy dance floor!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, documentary, creative, bright and colourful.
What about your business are you most proud of?
My dedication to education. I never stop learning, wether it's workshops,. courses, styled shoots or even YouTube! I believe you can never stop learning and can always improve. sop year on year I continue my education as well as building my experience.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Do things your way, it's your day that's all about the both of you. Enjoy it, make it personal make it YOU.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Table numbers that corresponded to the couples ages at that time, with photos of both of them at that age, eg 'when we were two' with photos of each of them as a two year old.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Enquiry, sample gallery viewing (its so important you see a FULL wedding day), Zoom call / in person meeting, contract signed, check ins throughout the planning stage, questionionairrle and final meeting a month before the wedding. Then on to the big day!. Sneak peaks in 48 hours followed by full gallery delivery a few weeks later. flooded by album design if you've also chosen to print.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
The classic shot (although I work prompted not posed I do think this one is important) a photo of the two of you, looking towards the camera, the shot that gets framed by your family, displayed on fireplaces and its timeless.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Groom prep drinks as they started the day in the hot tub!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Clear umbrellas (which I take to every wedding just in case!) and a willingness to embrace the weather.
Describe how you got into photography.
I picked up a camera while I was studying fashion at collage, I had to photograph a dress I had made for the red carpet with a friend as the model for my final project. And I was instantly hooked, I loved the settings, how things looked so different depending on lighting and how you could capture some amazing moments. I retracted my application to study equine science at the same collage and applied for a photography degree, and the rest is history!