For over 10 years, Simon Ward Photography has been helping couples in Salisbury and beyond tell their unique love stories through stunning wedding photos. Simon’s personalised approach means your wedding images will be as special and individual as your relationship. With flexible options, you get to design a photography package that fits your vision and budget perfectly.
Simon’s photography style is informal and relaxed, blending effortlessly into your wedding day. His goal is to capture genuine moments and emotions as they happen—without interrupting your celebration. Many couples say they almost forgot the camera was there, which helps create authentic photos filled with natural smiles and candid interactions.
Instead of one-size-fits-all packages, Simon works with you to build a photography service that matches your needs. It starts with a personal meeting to discuss your ideas and plan coverage that’s just right. This way, you only pay for what you truly want. Most couples invest between £750 and £1,500 for their complete wedding photography experience.
Couples consistently praise Simon for his professionalism, friendly approach, and exceptional quality. They appreciate how he makes everyone feel at ease, his patience with younger guests, and his dedication to capturing the most meaningful moments. One couple shared, “It felt like having a friend taking the photos,” highlighting the personal and caring experience you can expect.
A wedding whereby the bride arrived by boat in the grounds Ardington House in Oxfordshire. The ceremony took place on a small island.
Relaxed, unobtrusive, attentive, documentary, candid.
The testimonials we've received and our 'Finalist in Customer Service' award in the 2015 and 2018 South Wilts Business of the Year Awards.
Book your most important suppliers early. The best supliers are almost always booked up about 12 months in advance.
It's all about building a rapport with my couples. Couples need to be able to trust and depend on their photographer. Regular meetings, pre-wedding photos and simply being at the end of the phone or email to answer questions is key.
A relaxed and informal shot after the main part of the day is done. I call it taking some time out during the madness of the day.
A bride & groom asked me to create a kissing scene where they lean into each other and in the background is their wedding party.
At least one umbrella and a good sense of humour!
Photography was my hobby that developed into a business in 2009.