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Capturing Your Wedding Day, Your Way
Based in Manchester, TWO FOR JOY PHOTOGRAPHY is a talented duo—Nix and Meg—who specialize in telling the full story of your wedding through their lens. Their goal is simple: to help you feel relaxed and capture the genuine emotions of your celebration. They blend seamlessly into your day, so you can stay present and enjoy every moment.
A Perfect Mix of Styles for Your Wedding Story
With two photographers working together, you get double the perspective and a richer collection of memories. Their approach combines formal portraits with candid shots, giving you a beautifully balanced album.
- Candid & Natural: Nix has an eye for those spontaneous, heartfelt moments that happen in a flash—capturing your day’s true emotions in a natural, storytelling style.
- Elegant & Posed: Meg brings a fashion photography background, crafting stunning, timeless formal portraits that you’ll treasure forever.
More Than Just Photos
To make your wedding memories even more special, TWO FOR JOY PHOTOGRAPHY also offers videography services and their unique vintage-style retro photobooth called JOY. This means you can enjoy a complete package capturing every angle of your big day.
What Couples Love About TWO FOR JOY PHOTOGRAPHY
Couples consistently praise Nix and Meg for their warm, professional approach that helps everyone feel comfortable in front of the camera. They’re known for going the extra mile—even helping to ease wedding day nerves—resulting in a stunning collection of photos that truly reflect your once-in-a-lifetime moments.
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Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
It has to be Las Vegas - it was amazing!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Cool, Creative, Contemporary, Classic and relaxed.
What about your business are you most proud of?
Without exception after every wedding we have been contacted by the couples and their friends & family to say how much they enjoyed having us at the wedding. I don't think you can get a bigger compliment and it makes us feel proud to do (and love) what we do.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Try and delegate before the day, have a list (people love a list) that way people know what their jobs are on the day and you can stay stress free. Tip #2 Take tags out of dresses and sticky labels of shoes before the big day!
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
We love seeing our couples read/open something from their soon to be husbands/wives in the morning before the ceremony. We get some great time synced sneaky pictures - which is such special memory of the big day!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Once the couple have decided they like our work then the next most important thing is that they like us. We are going to be part of the biggest day of their lives and we want to make sure they are comfortable with us. At this meeting we get a feel for the type of photography they would love and go from there. We have as much or as little contact as the couple would like. Some couples like to do a Pinterest board and some couples like to leave it to us to come up with the creative ideas. Either is fine. We usually meet at the venue to discuss things in slightly finer details and meet the wedding coordinator if there is one. We give our couples and example list of group shots, this gives them an idea of where to start. It can seem a bit overwhelming having to think of everything. Some couples don't want group pictures which gives us a bit more time with the bride and groom on the day, we are flexible. We do a schedule of where we will be when and give this to the couples and wedding coordinator/venue. We like to capture the day as it unfolds so make sure we are in the right place at the right time.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Confetti! We love it, love the energy, people love to get involved.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
The bride and groom with their two dogs and two horses on top of a fell in the Peak District!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Fab umbrellas
Describe how you got into photography.
Meg: 11 year old me driving with my Dad wondering what he was getting in such a tizz about "THE LIGHT, Meg just look at THE LIGHT”. We sped back to the house for his camera where we just managed to capture the amazing sky before it returned to it's bleak self, he tried to explain that "photography is all about the light". Not sure I really understood what he meant until the film was developed and I was blown away by what we'd captured... that's where it all started....
Nikki: When I was about 13 I used a fun camera taking pictures through sunglasses and coloured tracing paper spending all of my pocket money on developing pictures until my uncle lent me his camera and showed me how to develop film!