Best Wedding Photography in Colour
A selection of colourful pictures sourced from my wedding archive, comprising a wide spectrum of emotions and moments.
Welcome to the heart of my website.
To me, your Wedding Day is a documentary assignment. I try to consider balancing details and scale, themes and moments. I mentioned before my aim to provide you with a smorgasbord of photographic goodies! I’ve curated these galleries as highlights and chapters. If you’d like to see complete weddings, feel free to explore these recent client galleries.
A selection of colourful pictures sourced from my wedding archive, comprising a wide spectrum of emotions and moments.
A selection of timeless black and white wedding photos sourced from my wedding archive, comprising a wide spectrum of emotions and moments.
Tender moments from behind the scenes. The nerves, the excitement and the beautiful dresses!
It’s all hands on deck! Some fast and furious shots of the race to the Ushers’ lunch. Or the ceremony.
As everything falls into place and old friends are reunited ahead of the wedding ceremony, a sense of anticipation builds.
They’ve made it to the church, 5 minutes late. Some hush and quiet please. It’s suddenly got real and it’s going to be emotional.
Special places, the great outdoors, heartfelt words. Some hush and quiet please. It’s suddenly got real and it’s going to be emotional.
UK same sex civil partnerships were only legalised in 2004 and Gay Weddings in 2014. It’s been an honour to capture so many trailblazing couples.
Asian and Fusion weddings offer so much spectacle and joy. With two or more days of celebration, it’s a wonderful way to capture families all loved up.
Rain stops play but confetti makes children of us all! Let the mayhem commence…
A couple united at last. Time to let off steam with hugs and kisses. Two kisses or three?
Not strictly reportage photography but an opportunity not to be missed. From close family to school reunions, these can be short and sweet or a part of the wider day.
A chance to take a pause from the day before it passes. I encourage couples to get away for a few quiet shots, some posed and others natural.
From A to B in a Routemaster bus, a space hopper or a more conventional carriage of no horse drawn.
From stately homes to cosy barns, it’s important to step back and take in a wider view of the day.
The best time of the day to photograph your guests mixing, making new friends and meeting new family.
While the grown ups chit chat, children have a parallel wedding experience and it looks like fun! Some pictures taken from a lower angle…
Your day goes by so fast and much effort might be missed. From decorative table settings to Grannie’s scones, it’s creativity that deserves recording.
The first meal shared by newlyweds. Finally a chance to sit down and relax.
In no particular order… Throwing the bouquet, embarrassing the Groom and cutting the cake. Who’s got money on the speech times?
After coffee and a minimum of 5 minutes digestion… Let the music play! No more high heels unless you’re professionally qualified.
An evening with friends and family. Out come the night lights and everything changes.
Sparklers light the way. A spectacular firework finale crowns a wedding to remember. The perfect sendoff.