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5 Tips for wedding photos you will love
Having incredible wedding photographs takes a little more effort than hiring the most expensive photographer you can find. Your input before booking, as your plan your day and on the wedding day itself, will have a massive impact on how much you love your wedding...
5 Tips for Understanding Wedding Photography Jargon
When it comes to wedding photography you'll be spoilt for choice. This is great news for you as it means you'll be able to find the perfect fit for you on your special day. However, when researching potential wedding photographers you may come across some terms which...
5 Wedding Tips for Shy & Introverted Couples
For those – like me – who don’t like being the centre of attention, a wedding can elicit feelings of anxiety and worry as much as it brings joy and excitement. There is so much information online about ‘breaking all the rules’, planning an alternative day and sticking...
5 Tips for Newly Engaged Couples
Yay! It's happening. What a blooming wonderful feeling. Some of you reading this may have been planning your wedding since you were a little child whilst others might never have thought this would happen to you. Either way, there is always room for some advice and...
5 Tips for Planning your Essex Wedding
Planning an Essex wedding? Congratulations. Essex is one of the best counties in the UK to get married in, thanks to its diverse choice of venues – from rustic barns to manor houses and outdoor festival-style locations. Essex is also home to huge number of talented...
5 Tips for Planning your LGBTQ+ Wedding
Hurray – you’ve put a ring on it! Now the fun begins. Planning an LGBTQ+ wedding can be a little trickier than planning a cis straight wedding at times, but the wedding industry is becoming more and more inclusive every day and it is possible to plan your dream day...
Why I don’t Fu…ss with Filters
Imagine planning a wedding that totally celebrates you, only for your photographer to add a filter that makes it look like everyone else’s special day?
Why I don’t photograph ugly people
I know for many reasons – be that budget, style, location or availability – that I may not be the photographer you book to capture your wedding day, and that’s absolutely fine. All I ask is that you take a good look at a prospective wedding photographer’s work and identify what it is they prioritise capturing. Is their portfolio making you feel seen and represented, or upholding unrealistic body and beauty standards? Do the couples look relaxed and comfortable in their own skin, or are they merely a focal point in an image crafted specifically for the photographer’s online portfolio?
How to get the best wedding photos
A wedding photographer whose work you love and who you feel in totally safe hands with, is worth their weight in gold. However, we love it when you work with us and do you bit to ensure we get fanatatic images of you. Here...
How to Nail Your Engagement Shoot
You've booked your perfect photographer and you've chosen a package that includes a pre-wedding shoot. Fantastic! Whilst your photographer will (or should) put you at ease and guide you through the session, there are a few things...