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Capturing Your Love Story with Timeless, Authentic Wedding Photography
Based in the heart of London, Sara Epstein brings over 20 years of experience photographing weddings. She specializes in storytelling photography that focuses on the real moments and emotions that make your wedding day truly unique. Her natural, unobtrusive style ensures your love story is captured beautifully and authentically.
A Relaxed, Unposed Approach to Your Wedding Photos
Forget stiff poses and forced smiles. Sara creates a calm, comfortable environment so your genuine connection can shine through. While she offers gentle guidance during couple portraits, the most treasured images often come from candid moments when you forget the camera is even there. Her goal is to capture photos that truly reflect your love and the joyful spirit of your celebration.
What You Can Expect from Working with Sara Epstein
- A Complete Story of Your Day: From intimate pre-ceremony moments to the lively celebrations, every part of your wedding is documented to create a timeless narrative.
- Real Emotion: Sara focuses on capturing genuine smiles, happy tears, and heartfelt interactions with your family and friends.
- Creative and Documentary Style: A mix of candid documentary shots and thoughtfully composed portraits gives you a diverse and stunning collection of images.
- Lasting Memories: Couples consistently praise Sara for her ability to capture spontaneous, beautiful photos that become treasured keepsakes for a lifetime.
Whether you’re planning an intimate city elopement or a grand country house wedding, Sara’s extensive experience guarantees a collection of photographs you’ll cherish forever.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Ooh there's been many but if I had to choose right now then I think photographing a wedding at St Paul's Cathedral. What an experience! In fact a lot of the people in the background of the photographs were tourists watching the wedding!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Natural, Colourful, Creative, Relaxed, Documentary
What about your business are you most proud of?
The thank you cards I receive from couples after their wedding, it means so much to know we got it right.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Go with your instinct when you meet suppliers.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
The grooms best friend was their registrar, 6 friends sang at the ceremony and her twin sister and mum walked the bride down the aisle it was lovely
Describe your typical process with a couple.
An initial meeting for you to tell me about your wedding and for me to go through how we work on the day, then answer any questions you have. A pre-wedding meet up at the venue nearer your wedding day to have a walk around the venue to get an idea of how the wedding will run and see the best places for photographs. I am always available to answer any questions you have leading up to your day. It is so important you get to know me as we are there all day ;)
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
There's more than 1. Personally I love the mix of the candid and then the ones of the couple that are more prompted than posed.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
I had to go up in a cherry picker (while being 8 months pregnant) to capture all 350 guests in the grooms parents garden!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
That's why I always do a pre-wedding meet up just in case it is too wet to go outside then let's check out some places indoors just in case. Anyway, we are at your wedding all day so we usually get a chance to go out at some point. We are always happy to get out and around the venue so I do recommend buying a pair of 'wedding wellies' or something so you can still have some fun photos outside. Some venues will have a golf buggy to get us all around the muddy bits and I love an umbrella shot. If it rains then lets capture that memory too and make it fun, but it's up to the couple and how they feel on the day.
Describe how you got into photography.
I studied photography at college then went on to do a photography degree. I spent 5 years as an assistant for magazine and fashion photographers and then went travelling for 2 years, selling my travel photographs. Then once my two kids came along it was time to settle down in one place and weddings just seemed the most natural next step. I haven't looked back....it's been 20 years since I photographed my first wedding!!