When it comes to the couples’ portraits these normally take about an hour but I break it up into little pockets throughout the day so you don’t miss that quality time with your guests. Also by doing this we get different light and a different feel to each set of images.

At some point during the day we will take a little time to create a signature image. This could be a creatively lit night time portrait in the evening or something big and epic as the sun sets. On the day I will specifically look for something eye catching, cool and different.

For the majority of the day Myself (and My second photographer should you book one) will work in a very documentary style floating around, blending in and just capturing moments as they happen to keep everyone at ease.

We will mingle and interact with friends and family which keeps everyone at ease. Be warned: we do get quite close just so when you look back over your images you get the feeling of being in the moment again. I haven’t been told off for it yet!

Documentary Wedding photography is best described as telling stories through images. Your wedding is a new chapter in your story.

My role is to document it as it happens. The hidden moments that you would never be able to see all of.  These images show intimate moments, laughter, tears, joy – They have sentiment and above all, love. I’m there from the start as you get ready with friends, through to the end, when the party can provide images you never dreamed of.

Thats right! Award winning.

In 2017 I was recognised amongst some of the top wedding photographers in the country and became a regional finalist for The North West in The Wedding Industry Awards 2018.

I have also received awards from Wedisson for Creativity and Best Wedding Photography from around the world.

I have also recently had a wedding image selected as best of the year by bridebook placing me in the top 40 of their weding photographs for 2017.