10 things important to couples when choosing a destination wedding photographer. The villa’s booked, flights are in the bag, the squad is ready! Now all you’ve got to do is decide who’s going to photograph the big day.  Do you go with a local recommendation or, do you fly out that photographer you’ve been kinda stalking/following on Instagram for like, forever?

I love to travel, like REALLY love it but as I’m writing this we’re all still in lockdown and going nowhere due to the current Covid-19 restrictions.  So I’m sharing my top 5 places to elope! 

I had the pleasure of working with Stewart who is a fabulous wedding celebrant based in Brighton. I’m a big fan of celebrant led wedding ceremonies so I asked Stewart if he would kindly give some tips of why these ceremonies are the way to go. So here we go, over to you Stewart!

Here it is finally, my favourite shots of 2019! A year that saw me start shooting video (which was an eye opener but one that I really enjoyed), shoot 25 weddings and too many commercial shoots to count!

My 2020 wedding season got off to a cracking start on Saturday! Rosie & Luke got married in Fenstanton where Rosie grew up. They now live in New Zealand so there were plenty of guests that had travelled across the globe for their big day.

I love being a Cambridge Wedding Photographer. I have grown up on the outskirts of Cambridge and just have a real love for the city. The colleges and the archictecture are just incredible and there is also an abundance of superb wedding venues. The summer is the best time to visit and be in Cambridge. You have stunning walks along the River Cam, around Jesus Green, Parkers piece or the stunning Cambridge University Botanic Gardens.