Wedding portraits should say everything about two of you, about where you have chosen to become bound to each other, who you are as a couple and as individuals. It doesn’t necessarily have to be someone else’s idea of a perfect portrait; a sunset and rolling hills are all very well, but what happens if you get married in an urban town hall and it rains?

Throw away preconceived ideas and ideals, and let’s take some pictures that incorporate the location, the weather, the light, the moment. Pictures that you can look back on in years to come and think “yes, that’s us”. Pictures that your families and friends will look at it and think “yes, that’s so them”.

Capturing your personality and how you were feeling on your wedding day is a million times more important than recreating someone else’s Pinterest board of wedding portraits.  So let’s create something personal and meaningful to you. There’s champagne to drink, canapés to eat and friends to talk to. So, I’ll never ask you for more than 30 minutes of your time, to capture relaxed, honest portraits of you both.