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.

Saturday saw me heading over to Norfolk for Erika and Kieron’s wedding at the stunning Stradsett Hall. The quintessential English country estate is set in two-thousand acres of beautiful countryside.

Italy wedding photography I fell in love with Italy as a wedding destination whilst we were looking for our own wedding venue. It was Tuscany in particular that we both loved. The rustic feel in the middle of nowhere just seemed right. We were fortunate to travel around a bit while we were there too…

Earlier this year I photographed a Swedish destination wedding in Sandviks. This beautiful wedding took place in the bride’s childhood home – a lakefront house surrounded by woodland, deep in the Swedish countryside.

One of the most important investments for your wedding day is a photographer. Weddings are all about creating memories that last for years, and you need to trust your photographer to capture those.