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About Sarah and Paul Photography
Based in the heart of West Yorkshire, Sarah and Paul are a husband-and-wife wedding photography team dedicated to capturing the genuine, heartfelt moments of your special day. Their friendly, unobtrusive style lets your wedding unfold naturally, preserving the real emotions and romantic sparks that make your story truly unique.
Our Approach to Your Wedding Day
We know the best photos come when you feel relaxed and comfortable. On your wedding day, we blend seamlessly into the background, helping you and your guests feel at ease. Our goal is to create a fun, stress-free experience that results in authentic images reflecting the joy and love of your celebration. Many couples say we feel like part of the family by the end of the day.
Photography Style
Our style is meaningful and flexible, designed to tell the full story of your day with elegance and care. From quiet moments before the ceremony to your first dance, we focus on candid shots that capture real emotions. Whether you prefer timeless, classic photos or a modern, contemporary look, we tailor our approach to match your vision perfectly.
What You Can Expect
- A Personal Consultation: We start by getting to know you. Our complimentary consultation lets us hear all about your plans and what you want from your wedding photos.
- Two Photographers: With both Sarah and Paul shooting your day, we capture multiple perspectives to make sure no special moment is missed.
- All-Day Coverage: Our packages cover everything—from the morning excitement through to the evening celebrations.
- Professionally Edited Images: You’ll receive a gallery of beautifully edited, high-quality digital photos to cherish forever.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Our first! The nerves, the anticipation before, the people and from that point on, knowing we loved doing wedding photography.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Candid, contemporary, reportage, traditional and relaxed.
What about your business are you most proud of?
The fact we are both "photographers". That is as opposed to those who are just photoshop users. Photography is about being able to capture a moment in time: a memory to one or maybe to thousands. We both grew up using 35mm which gives us the experience on not just relying on the camera to do the work, but us having the skill, talent and experience.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
As mentioned: choose the best wedding photographer you can afford. Getting a friend to do your wedding is a risk not worth taking. They may be able to take a cool pic on their smartphone on a beach, but do they know how to use a camera in low light or difficult situations. If you use your friend or a family member to try and save money you could lose more than your wedding photos. You could lose a friend.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Oh there has been so many but the simple things are always the best.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
For all couples we meet within a few weeks of the wedding for a pre-wedding shoot: maybe once, maybe more. We believe that us getting to know each other well before your wedding makes for such better photos on the day. We cover everything from the Bride and Groom getting ready to your first dance and all the little bits in between. We take a small deposit to secure your wedding and ask for the balance nearer your day.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Just the two of you together, immediately after your ceremony. Just you two, somewhere quiet, no one else around. No friends, no family, no children. Just you both enjoying a very special moment.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
An owl delivering the rings.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
To capture what we can. But if the weather is horrendous then we always offer to meet the bride and groom on a later date to do some outdoor photos. Because we are nice like that.
Describe how you got into photography.
We both grew up using 35mm cameras. That meant having to spend all our pocket money on buying film and getting them developed. If we could only afford a 12 exposure film, then we made sure that we took 12 good photos. You couldn't take 100s and just delete the ones you didn't like.