I’ve been lucky enough to be welcomed into and photograph the lives of others for over 10 years.  From that, I know that no two weddings are the same, especially when you are encouraged to relax and be you and bring out your personalities.

I photograph weddings in a candid and spontaneous manner keeping true to the event of your day and focusing on the emotions, connections and details.  I believe that your wedding shouldn’t feel like a photo shoot and that you should be enjoying the company of your guests, so in our preparations, we will work out what you would like from your photography and identify any key images are specific group photographs that you would like included.  These don’t take long on the day and are fun and relaxed.  

I am honoured to be part of and capture such an important day in your life.  I focus on providing you with natural timeless images that will make you feel like you haven’t missed a thing and that you will look back on in years to come with fond memories.

I will adapt to the unique mix of energies of the people at your wedding so that I blend in and connect.  I will be a calming influence and someone to laugh with, I will help fix those button holes at the last minutes and I’ll have tissues on hand for when things get a bit emotional.  I will also get in the thick of things in the dance floor. 

At some point during your day, we will head off just the two of you for a relaxed portrait session to give you some quality time together (even if its just 15 minutes to take a breath) – after all, you have just got married.  We will take a walk, find some gorgous light or amazing views.  I won’t keep you from your guests for too long.

The rest of my time will be spent observing and capturing the day as it unfolds.  As your families and groups of friends meet, I will be capturing the characters and the camera-shy, to the looks, love and laughter, the food, the venue, the setting and all those details that you may well have spent months planning, as well as any moments that you may miss – as you can’t be everywhere.