Worth Remembering

I am insured and also DBS checked. If you would like to see a copy of my documents, don't hesitate to ask. 

are you insured?

Not at all! Visiting the venue in advance isn't always necessary, as the lighting can vary greatly depending on the weather and time of day. If I haven’t been to a particular venue before, I make sure to arrive with plenty of time on the day to familiarise myself with the space. With experience photographing destination weddings, I'm skilled at adapting quickly to new environments to capture beautiful, authentic images. 

DOES IT MATTER IF YOU HAVEN’T PHOTOGRAPHED AT OUR VENUE BEFORE?

This is the thing that comes up the most when chatting with couple, 99% of them are worried about being in front of the camera. They want to be captured authentically, naturally and obvs look their best. I’ve been a photographer for 10 years and worked across various photography industries; boudoir, families, couples. A big part of my job is to put people at ease, often with little time to get to know each other. Before long you’ll forget I’ve got a camera, and I’ll capture you as your most relaxed self. 

We're a little bit camera shy, is that ok?

To reserve your wedding date, all I need is a signed contract and a 30% booking fee. This booking fee is non-refundable, as it secures your date in my calendar and I’ll be turning away other inquiries for that day. The remaining balance will be due two calendar months before your wedding. 

how do we book you?

Yes, often and happily. Whether it’s Provence, Mexico, or somewhere further, I love photographing in both familiar and foreign spaces.

Do you travel?

I only take around 20 weddings each year so I can offer you the best experience and turn around for your edits. Typically, couples book 10-18 months before their wedding date. However, I always welcome last-minute magic when possible.

How far in advance should we book?

Editorial wedding photography is typically priced above more traditional coverage, reflecting the level of experience, intention, and care involved at every stage. The work goes far beyond simply documenting the day. It’s about noticing the details, reading the atmosphere, and photographing everything with a thoughtful, refined eye. The process continues long after the wedding itself, with each image carefully selected and individually edited by hand to ensure a cohesive, timeless finish. I don’t rely on automated culling or mass editing tools, allowing every photograph to receive the attention it deserves. Each year, I also invest in training with some of the best photographers in the UK and worldwide, continually refining my skills and staying at the forefront of editorial wedding photography. To maintain this level of care, I take on a limited number of weddings each year.

editorial wedding photography pricing explained:

Editorial wedding photography is a style that blends thoughtful composition, beautiful light, and images that are refined with genuine emotion. It draws inspiration from fashion and magazine photography, focusing on atmosphere, detail, and storytelling, while still staying true to what actually unfolds on the day. The goal is to create images that feel timeless and intentional, without losing the honesty and feeling of real moments.

My own approach sits at the intersection of documentary and editorial. I observe your day as it naturally happens, capturing unposed, meaningful moments as they unfold, while also paying close attention to light, composition, and the quieter details in between. When guidance is needed, I step in gently to help you feel relaxed and confident, never forcing anything or turning your wedding into a photoshoot. The result is a collection of images that feel elevated, natural, and true to you.

what is editorial wedding photography?