I wanted to create a brand that was memorable and also a little bit out of the ordinary. Don’t go getting the wrong idea though, it’s not a legally binding marriage! I just hope it goes some way to conveying my commitment to photography.

I’ve tried to make my prices as fair and as flexible as possible. Starting with my popular 10 hour coverage, you can simply add or subtract, £100 per hour, to get the coverage that’s perfect for your day. Take a few moments to fill out my contact form, and you’ll automatically be directed to lots more detail, and I’ll then be in touch to confirm my availability. You’ll also receive a handy little link with lots of other recommended suppliers, to help with your wedding planning.

I believe in photography (and videography for that matter) as an art form. I’ve worked with some brilliant videographers who are experts at combining moving images, audio and music to create such emotive wedding films. I like to think that I bring the same expertise and passion to your photography, and I just feel that to try and do both simultaneously would compromise my photo coverage of your day. Get in touch though, and I’d be delighted to recommend a number of videographers that I’ve enjoyed working with over the years.

Send me a message and I’ll let you know asap. I’ve photographed at many of the top venues in Surrey and the South East, and it’s always exciting and inspiring to work somewhere new! I also offer all of my couples the option of a pre-wedding venue visit combined with an engagement photo shoot.

It’s human nature, that within a large group of wedding guests there’ll be some more extrovert characters, and some guests that tend to shy away from the camera. Wedding photojournalism is about the story of your day. Most, if not all of your closest friends and family will be captured at some point, but I see it as my job to look for what makes your day special, and to capture that, in a way that will give you a sense of how it felt to be there on that day. I do offer to do a small number of group photos, and these are the best way to ensure a photo of your most important wedding guests.

Popular dates can go quickly, and I often get booked over a year in advance of the wedding. The first step though is to get in touch and see if I’m available for your wedding day. From there we can find a convenient time for a chat, and if you’d like me to photograph your wedding, then there’s a £500 fee to secure the booking.

Absolutely YES! I wouldn’t dream of going without proper insurance, and I carry a complete back up of all my gear to every wedding. My cameras even back up all the pictures to a second memory card as I’m shooting, just in case the first memory card fails.

I love photographing the whole day, I even offer unlimited coverage, but I appreciate that not every wedding is the same, which is why I offer totally customisable coverage to suit your plans. Just fill out my contact form with a few details and you’ll be redirected to a webpage that explains my flexible pricing and coverage in lots more detail.

I offer the option of a venue visit before the wedding. It’s combined with an engagement shoot, which makes it a great opportunity to explore the venue together, while also getting in some practice in front of the camera! If you’d like to take up this option, my advice is that we have a Zoom call first and leave the visit until closer to the wedding, when we can also discuss you timeline and plans for the day in detail.

Most of the time I work alone. I haven’t quite mastered the art of being in two places at once, but I love seeing the whole day unfold through my lens, and I feel that it gives a certain consistency to the pictures. Having said that, I have a number of both male and female assistant photographers that I’m able to call on, and what’s more, having a second photographer doesn’t have to blow the budget!