Planning your wedding? Tasha Park, based in Bristol, specializes in wedding photography that feels natural, vibrant, and full of life. Her style combines candid, unobtrusive moments with relaxed portraits, so your wedding story unfolds just as it happens—authentic and joyful. Tasha believes that having your photos taken should be fun, not stressful. With her warm, easy-going approach, she helps you feel at ease, using laughter and gentle guidance to capture portraits that truly reflect who you are as a couple.
Couples consistently praise Tasha for her friendly professionalism from the very first conversation. Many say her calm, organised presence felt like having an old friend by their side on the big day. Beyond photography, she often lends a hand with little details to keep things running smoothly. This dedication means you can relax and enjoy your celebration, confident that every special moment is being captured with care and expertise.
Tasha offers flexible packages tailored to fit your wedding timeline and needs. Here’s what you can typically expect:
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Ooh there have been many! But the time I was flown to Istanbul is up there, as is my snowy February Viking themed wedding!
Relaxed, colourful, fun, creative, warm
It's longevity! 13 years I've been a pro and so have lots of experience photographing all ages and walks of life. I'm pretty adept at guiding people and helping them to relax and so look great in front of the camera. I have done all sorts - landscape, still life, weddings, families, businesses
Don't plan your schedule down to the minute - allow pockets of time where nothing much is happening. Time for a drink, or a wee or just 5 mins alone with your new husband/wife! You want to enjoy your day, take your time! And be comfortable! That boned corset may LOOK great, but you'll regret it when you can't eat or dance!
Ooh too many to mention! But recently I enjoyed a wonderful colourful gay wedding where the tables were named after their favourite divas (Tina, Cher etc!) and a pair of film lovers who had a red carpet and a film instead of speeches - complete with popcorn and little ice cream tubs.
Usually chat over email/zoom to answer questions/book in, then a Zoom around a month before the day to concoct a plan. Capture the wedding day itself! Then provide a small preview 2 weeks later and a full online gallery at 6 weeks. Then for those with albums its time to start the design process..
Couple shots are so important. Even if you want completely candid documentary style coverage it's always worth earmarking 20 min in the evening light for a few beautifully lit, quiet pictures together. And by that time you're usually ready for a little break from a heavily social day!
Of the top of my head - probably my Brides holding their owl ring bearer
A good sense of humour/sense of adventure is key. Playing outside light rain can be fun! I always carry brollies. Also as keen as you are on an outdoor wedding pick a venue where you do have a wet weather contingency - places with pretty indoor spaces to shoot in/room for your guests to be comfortable even if it is a wet day.
I fell in love with it at A-level due to it's lovely mix of art and science, studied it at uni, then got a job as a family portrait photographer for a busy Bristol studio where I stayed for many years. While there I simultaneously built my wedding photography business - setting out alone in 2013 and never looking back!