International & National Multi Award-Winning Photographer in Weddings & Fine Art
FAQ
How Your Wedding Photography Is Managed
FAQ
I do not like having my photo taken and don't like posing. How can you make me look good in my photos?
I have heard horror stories of brides who do not like their photos - how do I know I can trust you to capture my day as I want to remember it?
How will my photos be delivered and can I order a printed wedding album?
How do we secure our wedding day with you?
When we have our photos taken, we can feel uncomfortable. We feel silly. However, the best photos are always photos that are either candid or posed.
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Candid wedding photography looks so good because you are at ease; you are not aware of me taking your photo, so you are relaxed and confident as you mingle with guests.
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Now let's take that ethos and apply this to your wedding portraits. The most simple way to create a beautiful wedding portrait is by making you feel at ease in front of the camera. I do this by posing your feet and hands because once these are in place, you feel amazing, confident, and relaxed.
I am a professionally qualified photographer with two of the most significant photographic bodies in the UK and Internationally. I hold an Associate qualification in wedding photography and Fellowship in Creative Photography.
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Not many photographers hold these qualifications, and I have worked towards them so my clients can trust me to capture and create wedding photography that they will cherish.
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On top of being professionally qualified, we talk at length about your likes and dislikes, what is important to you on your wedding day and how we take your wedding photography so you feel totally at ease and confident with me as your photographer.
Your photos are delivered via my iCloud-based online gallery, where you can view, share and download your images.
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My printed albums are sourced in the UK to allow me to keep my carbon footprint to a minimum. Images can be selected and sent to me via your gallery area, which I shall use to pre-design your wedding album showcasing the story of your wedding day.
To book me to photograph your wedding a deposit is required. This secures your wedding day in my diary. I then forward a contract to you
Arrive at the wedding venue to photograph the bridal preparations, documenting
Meet the groom at the venue to photograph the groom's signature portraits and his entourage.
Document the bride's arrival and the few moments before the beginning of the ceremony.
Wedding ceremony begins. Photograph the bride walking down the aisle.
Photograph the newlyweds walking down the aisle to be greeted by their guests.
Group Shots - First, I'll photograph the whole wedding party, allowing your guests to return to the drinks reception. The bride & groom shots with close family & friends will follow.
Friends and Family return to the drinks reception to allow you both to have 20 – 30 minutes to photograph your wedding portraits.
Guests to be seated for the wedding breakfast
Wedding breakfast. Photograph the announcement of the bride & groom entering the dining hall, followed by the speeches.
Evening guests begin to arrive.
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Photograph the cutting of the cake, followed by the first dance.
Your Wedding Photography Itinerary
