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Photography Style
Products and Services
Capturing Your Wedding Day, Your Way
Located in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, Screen Photography specializes in natural, documentary-style wedding photography combined with beautifully crafted portraits. The goal is to tell the story of your wedding as it happens, creating timeless images you’ll cherish forever. With a friendly and relaxed approach, the focus is on capturing genuine moments and emotions, so you can fully enjoy your day while your memories are expertly preserved.
Experienced and Adaptable for Every Setting
Whether your wedding is at an elegant country house or a rustic barn, Screen Photography has the experience to handle all lighting conditions—indoors or outdoors. Couples appreciate the reliable, quick customer service and the calming presence that helps the day run smoothly, even when unexpected challenges like stormy weather arise. From your first conversation to the delivery of your stunning photos, the process is designed to be stress-free and seamless.
Expert Photo, Video, and Drone Coverage
To add a unique and dynamic perspective to your wedding memories, Screen Photography offers drone photography and videography. As a fully licensed drone operator with Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Authorisation, they capture breathtaking aerial shots of your venue and celebration. These cinematic views perfectly complement the intimate, ground-level moments, giving your wedding collection a grand and memorable scale.
Wedding Packages and Custom Albums
- Flexible wedding packages tailored to fit different needs and preferences.
- Custom options available for unique celebrations, including destination weddings and mid-week events.
- Hand-made albums crafted with luxurious papers and elegant finishes like suedes and leatherettes to beautifully preserve your memories.
- Personalized albums for parents and friends, making thoughtful keepsakes for your loved ones.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
A really hard question to answer as I've photographed so many from the cliff tops of Cornwall, so many in the Peak District National Park to the private Burgh island in Devon.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Timeless
Authentic
Artistic
Candid
Versatile
What about your business are you most proud of?
Self taught from photography through to the everyday running of the business. Learning everything from marketing, accounting, door knocking for commercial clients, applying new techniques, styles and have the drive to keep learning.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
My No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples is to prioritise what truly matters to you as a couple, and let that guide your decisions.
Whether it's the venue, photography, food, or flowers, focusing on the aspects that reflect your personalities and love story will help create a wedding that feels uniquely yours. Don't be afraid to delegate or let go of less important details, so you can enjoy the process and your special day stress-free.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
On occasions cakes are made to replicate the couples sporting hobbies which I love to see, personalised favours are nice too
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Get to know them well so they become a natural in front of my cameras.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
The "just married" moment is the No. 1 photo every couple should have. This could be right after the ceremony whether it's a joyful kiss, an ecstatic walk back down the aisle, or a quiet, intimate embrace away from the crowd.
It’s a raw, emotional snapshot of your first moments as a married couple, filled with happiness and love, and it captures the essence of your day beautifully.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
One of the most original photos I’ve been asked to take was a "first look" photo featuring the couple’s emotions, from the front and as most of my couples opt for a second photographer this can captured from the back of the ceremony room as well.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Make sure your photographer understands and can work with artificial light (flash), delivering an epic brolly shot which I'm known for!
Describe how you got into photography.
Visiting Kenya in 2006 and going on safari with my compact point and shoot camera, similar to today's smart phones.
As soon as I returned I found myself in a proper camera shop purchasing my first DSLR and 2 lenses, the rest is history and never thought I would be a full time wedding and commercial photographer which I have been since 2015.