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Thomas Frost Photography & Video | Award-Winning, Editorial Storytelling for Cornwall Weddings
Your wedding day should feel calm, meaningful, and full of real moments. Not rushed. Not staged. Not spent worrying about cameras.
That’s where I come in.
I help couples across Cornwall enjoy their day fully, while I quietly capture it in beautiful photographs and cinematic film, exactly as it felt, with a modern, editorial edge. Based in Falmouth and working throughout Cornwall and Devon, I specialise in relaxed, emotional storytelling for couples who want their wedding to feel personal, natural, and timeless.
Most of my couples tell me they’re nervous about being in front of the camera. They worry about feeling awkward or not knowing what to do. The truth is, you don’t need to be “photogenic” to get beautiful images. My approach is gentle, calm, and unobtrusive. I take time to get to know you, understand what matters most to you, and create an atmosphere where you can simply be yourselves.
There’s no forced posing, no constant interruptions, and no pressure to perform. I’ll guide you when it helps, step back when moments unfold naturally, and make sure you feel comfortable from start to finish.
My style blends natural documentary photography with a refined, editorial feel. That means your story is captured honestly, with real emotion and atmosphere, while your portraits are thoughtfully composed, beautifully lit, and quietly confident. You’ll never feel like you’re on a fashion shoot, but your images will still look polished, modern, and worthy of a magazine spread.
Alongside photography, I also offer cinematic wedding films, captured seamlessly alongside your photos. This means nothing is missed and your memories live on in both still images and moving film. Where permitted, I also use drone footage to showcase Cornwall’s incredible coastline and landscapes, adding another layer to your story.
My work has been recognised with industry awards and featured in publications including Vogue and The Times. While I’m proud of these achievements, what matters most to me is creating work that feels deeply personal and meaningful to you. Every wedding is treated with the same care, creativity, and attention, whether it’s an intimate elopement or a full celebration.
I regularly work with couples planning coastal weddings, countryside celebrations, and small family-focused days. Many of my couples have children, dogs, or blended families, and I’m experienced in capturing those real-life dynamics with warmth, patience, and sensitivity. Cornwall’s scenery becomes part of your story, without ever taking over.
With over a decade of experience photographing weddings in Cornwall, I bring calm organisation, local knowledge, and genuine passion to every wedding I shoot. I know how the light moves, where the hidden spots are, and how to adapt when plans change. Most importantly, I know how to help you feel safe, supported, and confident on your day.
So you can relax, be present, and enjoy every moment, knowing your story is being beautifully looked after.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
One of my most memorable weddings was Sam and Joe’s elopement at St Just in Cornwall.
It was just the two of them, their witnesses, the registrars, and me. No crowds, no pressure, no distractions. Just a quiet, beautiful moment where they could focus completely on each other and what they were promising.
Standing with them as they exchanged vows, with the sea air and coastline around us, felt incredibly special. It was one of those days where you realise you’re not just taking photos, you’re being trusted with something deeply personal.
After the ceremony, we explored the coast together, wandering along the cliffs and finding hidden corners. There was no rush, no strict schedule, just time to breathe, laugh, and be present.
The result was a collection of images and film that felt wild, romantic, and completely true to who they are. Real connection, real emotion, in one of Cornwall’s most beautiful settings.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Relaxed, Emotional, Editorial, Natural, Timeless
What about your business are you most proud of?
What I’m most proud of is the trust my couples place in me.
They invite me into some of the most emotional, personal moments of their lives, and they feel safe enough to be themselves in front of my camera. Knowing that people choose me not just for my photos, but for how I make them feel on the day, means everything.
I’m proud that I’ve built a business based on calm, honesty, and genuine connection. Couples regularly tell me they felt relaxed, supported, and able to enjoy their wedding because I was there quietly looking after things in the background.
I’m also proud that I’ve stayed true to my style and values while growing, winning awards, and being featured in major publications. I’ve never chased trends. I’ve focused on telling real stories well.
Most of all, I’m proud that the work I create becomes part of my couples’ family history. These aren’t just photos. They’re memories that will be looked back on for generations.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Focus on how you want your day to feel, not just how you want it to look.
When couples plan around connection, comfort, and meaning, everything else falls into place. The best weddings I photograph aren’t the most expensive or the most “perfect” on paper, they’re the ones where people feel relaxed, present, and truly themselves.
Build space into your timeline. Don’t overschedule. Give yourselves moments to breathe, be together, and enjoy what you’ve planned.
When you feel calm and happy, it shows in every photo and every memory.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
When the groom took the microphone and brought out a guitar I thought that was it. But this was an amazing performance that touched me and all the guests. With an honest and beautiful song about his new wife.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
From the first enquiry, my focus is on getting to know you and understanding what matters most to you. We’ll usually start with a relaxed call or chat where you can tell me about your plans, your priorities, and how you’d like your day to feel.
Once you’re booked in, I stay in touch and help you shape a timeline that allows your day to flow naturally. I’m always happy to offer advice, location ideas, and practical guidance if you need it.
In the lead-up to the wedding, we’ll go through final details so everything feels clear and stress-free. On the day itself, I work calmly and unobtrusively, blending into the background while guiding you gently when needed.
After your wedding, I carefully edit your photos and film and deliver them in a private online gallery, so you can relive your day and share it with the people you love.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
The one photo every couple should have is a quiet, unplanned moment of just the two of you, away from everyone else.
Not a posed portrait. Not a “look at the camera” shot.
A real moment where you’ve stepped aside, taken a breath, and connected with each other in the middle of the day. It might be a laugh, a hug, a deep breath together, or a few seconds of silence after the ceremony.
Those are the images that bring everything back years later. Not just how you looked, but how it felt to be married to your favourite person.
I always try to create space for that moment, because it often becomes the most meaningful photograph of the whole day.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
The bride riding a large horse after the ceremony.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Umbrellas. Rain is rain. As long as you have everyone you want there and they are enjoying themselves then that is all that matters. The rain adds drama it's a challenge that you will have to face as a whole wedding party. Some of my best shots have been during this type of wedding.
Describe how you got into photography.
My sister asked me to cover her wedding as a wedding present in 2007! This was my first wedding and it was a little stressful. I had been shooting artistic landscapes and seascapes for years before trying to capture something special to provoke emotion but I realised that this could be easily done at weddings and provide me with immense emotional rewards.