Based in Hinckley, Leicestershire, Simon Cook is a professional documentary wedding photographer with extensive experience from photographing hundreds of weddings. His approach focuses on telling the story of your day as it naturally unfolds, capturing genuine moments of joy, laughter, and emotion shared with your loved ones.
Simon is approachable and easy-going, blending seamlessly into your celebration. This lets you relax and enjoy every moment, confident that your memories are being preserved beautifully and authentically.
Simon specialises in a documentary style, focusing on natural, unposed moments that reflect the true spirit of your day. At the same time, he understands the importance of classic portraits and group photos with family and friends.
By combining these styles, Simon creates a complete and elegant collection of images that feel authentic to you as a couple. His goal is to deliver a gallery of sincere, timeless photographs that let you relive your wedding day for years to come.
Simon offers a smooth, stress-free experience from start to finish, with comprehensive coverage tailored to your wedding day. Here’s what you’ll receive:
Known for his professionalism and calm, friendly manner, Simon is praised by couples for putting everyone at ease and his incredible attention to detail. As a dedicated wedding photographer, he is committed to providing you with beautiful, lasting memories of your special day.
I captured a wedding for a couple who live in Mauritius but cam back to the UK to have their wedding. It was held at Hambleton Hall in Oakham. I recall the champagne flowing from dusk till dawn! What remember most was the brides reaction when she viewed her album. It brought tears of joy and she gave me a big hug. A wedding I will always remember.
beautiful, modern, documentary,friendly, non-invasive
How much I put into capturing a couples day and the amount of images I give them.
Champagne....Give you guests good bubbles!
Father of the bride walking his daughter down the aisle and refusing to do it in his wheel chair
After a couple decide to book me to capture their day I ask them to compile a list of group shots. I ask them what they like and do not like. I get to know what must have photographs they want. We speak or meet up before the wedding day and walk through the day. Its a great way too of getting to know each other.
Confetti shot....Confetti supplied by the bride and groom (not many people bring their own) and given to everybody to throw. Its a great shot after the service.
A pair of Nike trainers worn by the groom and the brides leopard skin high heels pictured together! It did make a great shot and memory.
Well I always bring with me studio style flash just in case it does rain and we have to stay in doors. It gives everybody a nice glow.
In 2000 whilst studying photography I was asked to photograph a wedding. They loved the images I did for them and that was it.