Based in the charming town of Dronfield, Derbyshire, Together-now is a husband-and-wife wedding photography team—Andrew and Amanda—who specialize in capturing the real emotions and spontaneous moments that make your wedding day truly unique. Their passion and professionalism ensure a smooth, enjoyable experience from your first consultation right through to receiving your beautiful images.
Together-now combines candid, documentary-style photography with elegant portraits. They understand that being in front of the camera can feel intimidating, so Andrew and Amanda create a relaxed atmosphere that lets you be yourselves. Their unobtrusive approach means they capture the genuine story of your day—from quiet, intimate moments to joyful celebrations with family and friends. Many couples appreciate how seamlessly they blend into the background while capturing heartfelt interactions.
Together-now believes in building a real connection with you as a couple. That’s why they often include an engagement shoot as part of their service. This session helps you get comfortable in front of the camera and build trust with your photographers before the big day. The result is a collection of images that not only document your wedding but also reflect your personalities and the love you share.
A couple who wanted their photos outside in a snowstorm.
Friendly.
Taking quality portraits that my clients like. My No. 1 concern is making the bride look good, but I also talk to guests, introducing myself early on so that no one is surprised by me taking photos later on.
Plan everything, but do not get stressed on the day when you find that your guests do not do what you planned. Most of your plan will happen!
Cake with pet dog (made of icing).
1. Meet and discuss what they want - I show them a wider range of albums and prints than on the website and explain how some key shots came to be taken.
2. Meet at Reception venue a couple of weeks before the wedding and agree where any group shots will be done and what we will do if the weather is against us.
As many generations as possible - grandparents, parents, the couple & children in one shot.
Get a relative to bring a car boot full of umbrellas!
Long interest in photography & art.