FAQs

• Will you take couple portraits and group photos?

  Yes, it is possible to make space for a few relaxed couple portraits and the important group photos with your family and friends; however, this is not mandatory.

  For the couple portraits, we’ll step away from the celebration for a short walk, often for 20 minutes, pause in a few places that look beautiful or feel right, and I give you small prompts rather than rigid poses.

  Group photos are also absolutely possible, and they are often done within 15 minutes. Before the day, you can give me a list of the group shots you’d like, but I recommend not having more than 5 different ones.

• Do you photograph non-traditional weddings?

  Every couple celebrates their commitment in their own way, and I love photographing weddings that reflect that individuality. Whether you’re planning an elopement, an intimate celebration with a handful of loved ones, a big gathering that blends different cultures or traditions, or something that doesn’t follow the usual structure at all — I’m very happy to document it.

  What matters most to me is the story of the day: the connection between you, the people who are there with you, and the atmosphere you’ve created together. My documentary approach works beautifully for all kinds of celebrations because it focuses on what is genuinely happening rather than trying to fit your day into a particular mould.

  So whether your wedding takes place in a registry office, a garden, a family home, a place of worship, or somewhere completely unexpected, I’m there to capture it as it unfolds.

• How much coverage do you offer for small weddings?

  I offer flexible coverage for smaller weddings and elopements. My coverage for small weddings starts at two hours, which is often enough to photograph the ceremony itself, the arrivals beforehand, and some time afterwards with your guests. It usually also allows for a few portraits of the two of you if you want those.

  If you’d like a little more of the day documented, like getting dressed or a celebration afterwards, additional hours can be added for £150 per hour. I offer up to five hours of coverage for small weddings in total. This keeps things flexible while still giving you the space to have your day documented thoughtfully.

• Do you offer prints and albums?

  Yes! Your wedding photographs are meant to be more than files on a screen. They’re meant to be held, revisited, and treasured for years.

  When you book your wedding photography with me, your chosen collection comes with print credit, which you can use in your private online gallery store to order prints, framed pieces, or albums — it’s entirely up to you how you use it. Everything in the store is high quality, designed to last, and curated to showcase your story beautifully.

• We’re not comfortable in front of the camera — is that okay?

  Most of the couples I photograph say they don’t feel comfortable in front of the camera. My approach is very relaxed and documentary-style, which means I’m not asking you to perform or constantly directing you throughout the day. For most of your wedding, I’m observing and photographing what naturally unfolds. The interactions with your friends and family, the small gestures, the laughter, the emotion.

• Where are you based?

  I’m based in Bromley, in South-East London, and I regularly photograph weddings across London, Kent and Surrey.

  Many of the weddings I document take place in and around South London and the surrounding counties, but I’m always open to travelling further afield or abroad if you’re planning a destination wedding or celebrating somewhere meaningful to you.

  If you’re unsure whether your location falls within my coverage, feel free to get in touch and tell me a little about your plans. I’ll happily let you know if it’s possible.