I’d been counting down the days to this wedding day ever since I first spoke with Annie and Ollie, and it didn’t disappoint! I loved every minute of being their Garden Museum wedding photographer. The morning started off in great fashion in a private rented house in London that had all the space to accommodate…

Having moved to Saffron Walden a few years ago, it was so nice to finally photograph a wedding in our town.  Fran and Tom are a gorgeous couple that we’re lucky to know. They’d planned an intimate celebration at the Town Hall in the market square, and I knew exactly where to take them for…

It felt so good to be back shooting again last December. I loved being Susan and Dodi’s Chelsea Town Hall wedding photographer. Unfortunately like many couples in 2020, they’d had to postpone their original wedding date due to Covid-19, but decided to have a smaller micro wedding celebration instead.

A big wedding takes a lot planning and it can also cause a lot of stress! If this sounds like your worse nightmare, then eloping could be the answer. I love being an elopement wedding photographer because it allows me to really capture who you are in a natural way. I was honoured to join Dina & Nathaniel on their honeymoon to capture them together at sunrise and sunset. Ok, it was ever so slightly different to an elopement wedding but, very similar in how it would be photographed.

2020 has been a funny old year to say the least. Whilst the majority of weddings have been moved to 2021, I have had a few smaller wedding shoots and I’ve really loved being a micro wedding photographer. These smaller, more intimate celebrations have been really amazing and so emotional. No, they don’t have the party, but this can come next year! The most important thing is the two of you showing your love for each other and becoming husband and wife.

I loved being a part of a wedding shoot at the fantastic Century Club in Soho. The venue is only a stones throw away from the busy streets of Soho and China Town but you wouldn’t know it was there unless your’ve been.