- The bride walks down the stairs in their dress before heading out to their wedding ceremony
- The first dance at an incredibly lively wedding reception
- The bride and the groom posing for a photo at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve after their wedding ceremony
- The favour and the menu at a wedding reception at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve
- A post-wedding ceremony photoshoot in Wivenhoe
- The best man puts his hand upon the grooms shoulder before the wedding ceremony to settle the nerves
- A large group photo taken outside the church in Wivenhoe after the wedding ceremony
- A first dance in front of a live band at the couple’s wedding reception
- First Dance at the wedding of Tommy and Charlotte, the Bride and the Groom
- Church wedding ceremony – vows being exchanged
- The Groom holds the certificate above his head in celebration after signing the wedding contract at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve.
- The couple’s first dance at their wedding ceilidh, in Wivenhoe village hall
- The Cake cutting at an outdoors wedding
- Walking down the aisle at an outdoor wedding as bubbles float
- A dance with the bride in front of a live band at the couple’s wedding reception
- Walking down the aisle at an outdoor wedding
- A wedding ceremony in the beautiful setting on Wivenhoe church
- The best man delivers a speech at a wedding from the end of the table as the top table laugh
Until recently, photographing weddings has always been something that I've only done if people asked, not something I've advertised, mostly because I think it's such an important occasion that it has to be done right. I would say I generally offer a documentary style of wedding photography, my main goal is to capture all the candid moments that make the day what it is. That said, I'm confident shooting big group photos and more planned shots as desired!Making sure the captured moments are safe is important to me - I always photograph weddings with two cameras in reach, both saving to two cards simultaneously to make sure even if something happens to a memory card the photos are still safe. I also make sure I have spare cameras, lenses and memory within quick access. I also aim to deliver photos with a quick turnaround - expect to wake up the following morning with a select few moments edited and in your inbox, with the rest usually delivered within a week.


















