Based in Newtownabbey, Tara Torrens specializes in wedding photography that captures the genuine, heartfelt moments of your big day. With a natural, candid style, she focuses on the real connections and emotions shared between you, your family, and friends. Tara’s work is all about telling your unique love story through beautiful, honest images that feel truly authentic.
Tara is known for her energy, enthusiasm, and infectious laugh, creating a relaxed atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable. Even if you’re camera-shy, she has a special talent for helping you be yourself in front of the lens. Couples often describe her as a “firecracker” whose cheerful personality makes the day more enjoyable, while she maintains expert professionalism from start to finish.
From joyful tears to big laughs and warm embraces, Tara is dedicated to capturing the full range of emotions on your wedding day. She focuses on the little moments you might miss, creating a rich and treasured collection of memories. Her photography highlights:
Whether you’re planning an elegant city wedding in Belfast or a romantic countryside gathering, Tara brings creativity and passion to every setting. She loves photographing weddings throughout Northern Ireland and neighboring counties, crafting images that go beyond photos—they’re a timeless narrative of your special day to cherish forever.
My very first Wedding was a voluntary shoot for a man with terminal cancer. It took place in the hospital, but despite the horrendous situation and the bleak surroundings it was a beautiful and emotional ceremony. They were the most amazing family and there can be no greater honour than being able to capture some of the last ever photos for his family to look back on in the tough times ahead.
I would describe myself as having a fun, informal, documentary style. I am good at staying calm and I am exceptionally dedicated to doing the best job that I can.
I am so incredibly proud that I have been able to use my business both to provide for my family, and to give back to people in the most difficult of circumstances. I am without doubt the most proud of the photos and memories that I have been able to capture on a voluntary basis for the children of terminally ill parents. To be able to give them memories to look back on is absolutely priceless.
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Oh my!!!!! One of my bride's had part of the lace from her mummy's wedding dress sewn into the inside of her dress beside her heart. Her mummy had passed away and she wanted to feel like she was with her on her special day.
This is a difficult one to answer because I let the couple lead me with what they want to do and when they want to do it. I make sure we get some time away for individual shots, but I base this entirely on what the couple want. That is why it is always good to meet couples beforehand to discuss their individual thoughts on their big day.
One of my favourite shots was when i just asked my couple to put their foreheads together, close their eyes, and just take a moment to breathe. It was so tender and so precious and I try to incorporate that into every wedding now. It nice to give them a moment to just be still and connect, amongst the madness of the rest of the day.
I was ecstatic when a couple asked me if i would take a photo of them from the roof of the Europa Hotel. It was amazing!!!!!!!!!!
Umbrellas! The photo i described above, where the couple touched foreheads and closed their eyes. This tender moment was captured in the pouring rain, under a lovely giant white umbrella. It rained on them for all but half an hour of their big day. We had already taken indoor group shots, but everyone was happy to nip out and get some more during that teeny tiny dry spell
I have always loved to take photographs, but my obsession really started when my father passed away when i was in my 20's and I realised I had only one photo of the two of us on our own. It gives me such great pleasure to be able to capture special moments for other people and the ones they love