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Hi, I'm Trevor 👋
Fun
Adventurous
Adaptable
"Apart from delivering stunning photos which we will treasure forever, Trevor was also fantastic to have as part of our day. He is funny and kind, and he helped us both relax and act naturally."
I am a wedding photographer, based in Scotland, and I specialise in telling the story of your wedding or elopement by sensitively creating beautiful, stylish and emotive images through a mixture of relaxed portraits and natural documentary wedding photography.
Silver Photography Pricing & Costs
£950 - £2,000
I offer three standard packages including a 4 hour elopement / micro-wedding package, and two all-day packages for full-sized days. I am always very happy to tailor them to suit your requirements so it is always worth getting in touch if your wedding plans are going to be a little bit different!
Full day package
From
£1,500
Coverage from the preparations in the morning through to the first 30 minutes of dancing in the evening.
What's included
Coverage from the preparations through to either the speeches or the first 30 minutes of dancing
Travel costs within Scotland and Northern England (except for any ferries that might be needed).
Pre-wedding consultation to run through your plans and ideas for your day.
Complete post-processing (editing) of all of your images.
Password protected gallery of your photographs online for 2 months.
All your edited pictures on a USB stick at full resolution with no watermarks.
A license giving you permission to print any of your photographs for your and your family to enjoy.
The option of adding on a pre-wedding engagement shoot if you’d like.
Ability to upgrade to an album package either before, or after, your wedding.
There is no limit to the number of photographs I make on the day.
Elopement & Micro Wedding
From
£950
A four hour (usually) package designed for small two-person elopements, and ever-so-slightly larger micro weddings.
Silver Photography Details
Photography Style
Documentary
Editorial
Natural
Products and Services
Bridal Prep Shots
Back-Up Equipment
Online Proofing
Photo Printing
Flexible Hours on the Day
Last-Minute Orders
Stay Through Speeches
Stay Through Dancing
Large Group Shots
Second Shooter Available
Wedding Albums
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Digital Editing / Airbrushing
Images on USB
Silver Photography Full Description
I love to shoot intimate relaxed weddings and elopements throughout Scotland and my reportage wedding photography style and professional editing is perfect for couples who want beautiful artistic photographs of their wedding where the focus is on having a wonderful time together, rather than formality and tradition. I also love to travel and have photographed destination weddings abroad so if you are planning a wedding outside Scotland please get in touch!
My approach will provide natural, as-the-moment-happens wedding photography, mixed with a few group photographs, lots of relaxed pictures of you and plenty of pictures of the little details. My background in wedding photography will give your wedding that personal touch and capture the spontaneous fun and romantic moments to tell the story of your wedding day with the minimum of fuss.
Above all else, I want you to enjoy your day with your friends and family and to be happy. Please take your time, have a good look through the featured weddings on my blog and let me know if you have any questions. I would be delighted to be part of your wedding day!
Experience
Year Business Was Established
2000
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
1
Silver Photography Location & Contact Details
FAQs
Find out a bit more from our FAQs
What is your most memorable wedding?
Actually, it was probably one of my most recent ones. It was a tiny elopement on the beaches of Arisaig in western Scotland, one whole day late because a huge storm meant that nobody could actually get there! As it turned out, the weather cleared and the couple, Kay and Ryan, were the possibly the sweetest couple I have ever photographed.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Relaxed.
Photojournalistic.
Natural.
Beautiful.
Candid.
What about your business are you most proud of?
Each and every time a couple thank me for their photographs it reminds me that I am doing a great job. Not only to I really enjoy it, even after over 20 years, but I like to know that I am helping my clients enjoy their day too!
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Never just do something without questioning whether it is the best thing to do. For example, why is your ceremony at 2pm, and is that really the best time for it?
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Every guest's napkin was actually a handkerchief bought from a second-hand store, and most had designs on them that were meaningful for that particular guest. It looked beautiful, and everyone took them home too so there was no waste.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
As I say to all my clients, I am really very relaxed. I see my role as a photographer who is there to work around you and your plans, interfering only when I think it is better for me to do so. It is super-important for me that you have a great day and, with that in mind, I always have a video meet a few days before so that we can run through all your plans and figure out exactly what you may, or may not, want to do on the day in terms of photography.
I almost always start before the ceremony to capture some of the preparations and buildup, I then photograph the ceremony. After that I think it is nice for couples to have a breather and say hello to their friends and family before we capture any formal family photographs they may have asked for. Then we usually take 20 or 30 minutes to have a wander around various locations whilst I make some beautiful couple's portraits. I really try and interfere as little as possible because I truly believe that the best images come when you are feeling relaxed, happy and in love. As soon as I start posing you too much that magic is lost.
This is your unique wedding story — let me capture it for you the way it actually was on the day.
What is the No. 1 photo that you think every couple should take?
For me I would say that is almost impossible to answer because every one of my clients have a different idea about what they want from their wedding photographs and what is a vital photograph for one may not be even slightly relevant for the next. I do always have a video meet with clients a few days before each wedding where we run through your plans and, importantly, we always have a chat about any specific photographs you might like me to take. Because people choose me as a documentary photographer, rather than the sort pf photographer who poses every photograph, I often just get left to capture the events of the day as they unfold (although most of the bigger weddings do involve just a few family photographs, so don't worry :) )
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
At a recent elopement in Scotland I was asked to photograph the happy couple walking into Loch Linnhe in their full outfits once we had finished the photographs. It was a pretty chilly day and I was just pleased that I didn't have to go in too...
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
I live, and work, in Scotland so rain is very likely. You can't plan your wedding around the weather but there are a few things to think about. An umbrella is the most obvious suggestion (try and pick one without any writing on it, and cut off the little securing strap that they all have otherwise it will be dangling down in all of the pictures). If you are having a big wedding, and will want some nice family photographs, choose a venue that has enough space indoors to do that. There are so many venues that have no spaces for photography indoors and, if you are keen on photographs, I think that should be a big consideration when picking somewhere for your wedding.
Describe how you got into photography.
When I got married, many years ago now, we really wanted someone who would come and capture our day for us without any cheesy poses. Sadly it really wasn't like that at all and we ended up spending ages having our photographs taken and we didn't really like many of them at all. As I was already a keen photographer at the time I decided there and then that I would start my own business and that there would be absolutely no cheesy poses, no enormously long photoshoots, only as many family groups as my clients asked for and, above all else, it would be fun.