The most common question I get from couples at the enquiry stage is ‘do we have to have a pre-wedding shoot?’ This is usually on the assumption that they’re cheesy or awkward or cringey or a bit of all of the above. But when you book me for the full day, when we commit to spending significant time together at your wedding, I know that I can capture you at your most relaxed when in turn you’re relaxed with ME.
Read MoreJordan and Sam got married at Spring Cottage Café, which is the most amazing field to table family-owned café in nestled into the forest in Rivington with a pretty garden. It was the most beautiful wedding and the sun shone all day long!
Read MoreAlicia & Matt opted for full party atmosphere with beer pong (and personalised ping-pong balls!) and cornhole during the drinks reception in the afternoon and a live band in the evening. I love that Alicia & Matt truly thought of EVERYTHING and so there wasn't any sort of awkward lull throughout the day, it just flowed perfectly.
Read MoreWhen these two amazing humans first got in touch, there was only a vague idea of what the day was going to look like. One part was clear though, they were happy to just opt for my micro-coverage of 2 hours which was just enough to catch a beautifully private ‘first look’ between the bride and groom, all the special moments of the ceremony, confetti tossing and family group shotting and some quick, relaxed portraits before they whisked away in a minibus to their pub-quiz reception.
Read MoreHannah and Dan got married at Victoria Warehouse, which is a warehouse in Salford with an urban vibe and geometric backdrops for DAYS. It was one of the most fun weddings I’ve shot working alongside some amazing fellow suppliers (like my pal James Wray on v ideo!) and the sun even made an appearance!
Read MoreAbbie & Rob FINALLY got their due: a rousing, energetic, soiree of a garden party in that same field with the original 30ish guests but another 60ish added for good measure. And OH WHAT A PARTY IT WAS! Our new(ish) Mr. & Mrs. Jones donned their wedding garb from 10 months previous but ditched the bouquet for some stylish sunnies and made their entrance to massive cheers through a much longer confetti tunnel.
Read MoreFrom there the day stretched out ahead with guests lounging in the gorgeous sunshine, super fun canapes of tacos and tequila shots handed out, an acoustic set by the wonderful Rolling Keys (who also serenaded the ceremony!) and we snuck out for some light breaking and entering during our portrait session. Lauren & Joe made my job SO easy, they’re incredibly natural in front of the camera and their energy complements each other perfectly. I’ve loved so so much getting to know them.
Read MoreCatherine and Iain celebrated their marriage at Colshaw Hall, which is an old country house in the heart of Cheshire with stunning grounds. Colshaw Hall is one of my very favourite places to work despite the fact that EVERY wedding I’ve shot there has had torrential rain that has stopped me from truly exploring it’s extensive STUNNING gardens.
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