Planning a wedding in London? Sam Lane Photography is here to capture every meaningful moment with a warm, professional touch. Whether you’re having an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, Sam’s approach is all about telling your unique love story through beautiful, lasting images. Every wedding is special, and the photography is tailored to reflect what makes your day truly yours.
Your wedding photos should feel natural, joyful, and timeless—something you’ll cherish forever. Sam combines different photography styles to create a full, authentic story of your day:
Every couple has a unique vision, and Sam understands that. Before your wedding, you’ll discuss your specific needs and wishes to make sure the photography fits perfectly with your plans. This personalized approach means your final photos will be exactly what you want—and more.
Whether you’re celebrating with a small ceremony at Camden Town Hall or a full-day event anywhere in London, Sam Lane Photography is dedicated to delivering excellent results and great value. Based in Camden, Sam is happy to travel to wherever your special day takes place.
Polly and Simon's in April 2013 - our first in the fantastically iconic St Pancras Station. Two of the images were used for Camden Register Office poster campaign in bus shelters across the borough. Oh, and one poster site was on the public toilets at Russell Square - when I told the couple they actually wanted a photo included in their album!
Fun, friendly, relaxed, organised, flexible
That we go from knowing one or two people at the beginning of the wedding process and by the end of the wedding day we feel like part of the family.
Value the photography - you wear the dress once, you visit the venue on one day, you eat and drink the food on the day, you listen to the band/DJ on the night - you will have the images from your day for your entire married life and beyond.
An entire Eurostar carriage being hired to take a wedding party from St Pancras Station (where the wedding took place) to Brussels for the evening meal and first dance on the Grand Place! (Accompanied by the photographer of course!)
1. Firstly we like to meet couples face to face (even via Zoom/FaceTimeVideo or Skype) - so we can decide if we like each other! We will be part of your special day and see more of each of you than your other half will - we think it is important to feel comfortable with your photographer(s).
2. We discuss your plans and we then draw up a proposal including photo itinerary for the day based on the current plans.
3. You then decide whether this suits your style, budget and - possibly most important - gut feeling.
4. We'll agree on the deposit to firm your booking and arrange a pre-wedding shoot date (a chance for you to see how we work, get used to our direction and posing; and for us to see how you are in front of the camera). We will probably visit the venue if we don't already know it.
5. After the pre-wedding shoot we refine any plans and see you on the day!
6. On the day we capture all the moments from you getting ready, details, arrival at ceremony, ceremony, wedding breakfasts, reception, speeches, cake cutting, first dance and however long you want us to stay!
7. We'll have edited images ready for you as agreed - often about two weeks after the day and we love to show you the images online, usually with champagne in hand.
8. You confirm your delight and pay the balance and the images are yours for eternity! We can discuss printed albums at this point if you wish. And, to be honest, we like staying in touch so it's no unheard of to celebrate babies, christenings and birthdays for years to come!
We always like 'beauty shots' of the couple, the one shot that may be printed and put on the mantlepiece or bedside table. The two of you, formal or informal, laughing or kissing, whatever captures the best version of YOU as a couple. We'll work on what that moment may be when we see you at the pre-wedding shoot.
After a civil ceremony we popped over to the couple's house so we could take photos of them with their beloved pet dog who was sadly not allowed to the ceremony!
Umbrellas and wellies - makes for some interesting and different photos...
I've had a camera since I was ten and was always the 'one with the camera' albeit a hobby. I worked in marketing communications for over 20 years and I had not considered Wedding Photography until someone suggested to a work colleague that 'Sam could do it, she's got a camera'! Since then I set up my own photography business where Wedding Photography is a major park of the focus.