Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do we get the very best photos?

Embrace every moment of your special day, fully immersed in the joyous experience, and have confidence in my ability to capture not only the significant highlights that involve you directly but also the subtle, often overlooked moments that unfold naturally.

Q. How much do you cost?

My prices start from Β£1,800 for the full day. Full details can be found here.

q. what is your shooting style?

Capturing genuine and authentic moments is my passion. I don't plan shots; they unfold naturally, in the present moment. I am constantly observing and reacting, crafting a portfolio that encapsulates the essence of the wedding day.

From the play of light to the choice of location, from the people involved to the fleeting moments, including the speeches, laughter, and tears, each instance holds its own uniqueness, tailored specifically to the couple. It is my responsibility to respond and document these elements with a creative, consistent, and unobtrusive approach.

The beauty of wedding days lies in the spontaneous moments that can't be staged or replicated. They simply occur, and I cherish the opportunity to capture them. I fully immerse myself in the day, embracing the role of a wedding guest rather than just "the wedding photographer."

q. how far will you travel?

Living in the West Midlands means it’s easier for me to travel to most destinations in the UK. I also have a car and a passport so I’d more than happy to photograph your wedding no matter where it is!

q. how do we reserve our wedding photography with you?

You can contact me here to check my availability and once confirmed a 30% deposit + signed contract will secure your date.

q. how long will it take for us to receive our images?

I aim to get the images edited and sent over within 3 weeks. I also have an optional add on for you to get your whole gallery completed and sent to you in 1 week.

Q. WILL YOU TAKE LOTS OF FORMAL GROUP SHOTS?

While I am more than willing to accommodate a few close family group shots and capture moments with the bridesmaids, best man, and ushers, I’ll be honest that I am not the photographer who will work through an extensive list of group photos. It is advisable to limit the number of group shots to around 5 or 6, allowing you to focus on the essential aspects of your special day.

q. are you insured?

Yes. For both public liability and professional indemnity.

q. what cameras do you use?

I use a Nikon D750 and a Nikon D850.