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The groom kisses the bride’s cheek as she laughs, in a church with arched windows
The bride spins on the dance floor with her skirt flying out as friends cheer
Hands fastening the buttons down the back of a wedding dress

Wedding photographer · [REGION]

Your wedding, as it actually happened.

Documentary wedding photography for couples who’d rather be at their wedding than posing for it. The whole day, unposed and complete, from the last few buttons to the last song.

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The bride laughs as the wind blows her veil over the groom, the two of them sitting on a bench under trees

The approach

You’ll barely notice the camera.

The best photos of your wedding are the ones nobody set up: your gran mid-laugh, the wind taking the veil, your best friend crying before the vows even start.

Hardly any posing
A few relaxed family groups from a list you write, and twenty minutes for the two of you. The rest is what really happened.
The whole story, not highlights
The quiet bits between the big moments are what you’ll look at in twenty years. Every gallery tells the day in order.
Calm on the day
The timeline is planned together weeks before, so on the day nobody is herding guests or checking a clipboard.

From the contact sheet

One wedding, frame by frame

Getting ready upstairs, vows under the trees, and a dance floor in the orchard that didn’t empty until the lights went off. The circled frames are the ones that made the album.

  1. A bridesmaid in blush pink laces the back of the bride’s dress in a bright bedroom
    1211:40, the last few hooks
  2. Close view of the groom sliding a ring onto the bride’s finger during an outdoor ceremony
    13A14:12, rings
  3. The couple sit in the front row among their guests, both laughing
    1414:20, someone forgot a line
  4. The couple walk back down the aisle through a crowd of guests throwing confetti
    15A14:31, just married
  5. Black and white photo of the maid of honour reading her speech, the bride watching from behind
    1618:45, the speech
  6. The couple and their guests dance under strings of lights in a garden at night
    17A21:05, everyone up

See this whole weddingSample gallery.

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Kind words

From the couples

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What happens next

From hello to your gallery

No forms to fill in beyond the first one, and no pressure. If the date’s free and it feels right, you book. If not, you’ll get a couple of names worth calling.

  1. Check your date

    Send the date and place. You’ll hear back within [REPLY TIME] with whether it’s free and a price guide.

  2. A video call

    Half an hour to talk about the day you’re planning. No obligation, and no hard sell.

  3. Book

    A short contract and a [RETAINER] retainer hold the date. Nothing else is due until [BALANCE DUE].

  4. Plan it together

    Six weeks out we write the timeline and the family photo list, so the day runs itself.

  5. Your gallery

    A sneak peek within a few days. The full gallery, edited by hand, in [DELIVERY WEEKS] weeks.

The couple hug a friend under a floral arch, everyone laughing

One wedding a day

Is your date still free?

Send the date and the place. You’ll get a straight answer within [REPLY TIME], a price guide, and an offer of a short video call. No obligation.
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