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Two gay men kissing in front of the London eye on their wedding day
Black and white image of a bride in a wheelchair sits next to her groom as they smile towards the camera.
A bride and groom looking off camera as they are lit by the sun in the golden hour
Black and white portrait of a bride and groom at Maidens Barn, Essex

Helping You to love yourself in your weding photos

Regardless of whether you are marrying someone of the same sex or of different ethnicity and irrespective of your age, ability, body shape or any other  characteristic, you deserve to have wedding photos you love and to feel comfortable o camera. 

Whether you are a demure duo or a loud and proud pair, a curvaceous couple or silver-haired spouses-to-be, this guide will help you to

identify the right photographer for you and your wedding 

understand the power of pre-wedding shoots and how to make the most of them

learn simple instant tricks to look better on camera 

put plans in place to help your photographer capture your special day beautifully 

improve your mindset and outlook when viewing your wedding photos

and 

LOVE HOW YOU LOOK ON CAMERA

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Two grooms posing in front of the window of a brick walled building and behind some pink roses
A black and white headshot of a bride
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A bride and groom in their 70s laugh as they sit together on a chair

about ross

Ross Willsher Photographysat in a doorstep in London

I’m Ross – a different kind of wedding photographer. One who is passionate about promoting body confidence, embracing individuality and pushing for greater representation of couples not celebrated enough by mainstream wedding media.  

Before I became a photographer, I worked with children who have additional needs and also worked for the Alzheimer’s Society.  Creating a personal connection with others is a huge part of being a photographer, and being trained in how to truly listen and make people feel comfortable in their own skin, is a skill I am immensely proud of.

Whether it was LGBTQ couples constantly reading about ‘bride and grooms’, normal-sized couples feeling inadequate when comparing themselves to model-type couples across wedding media, or a general lack of compassion shown by wedding suppliers for couples who were seeking a wedding that was a little outside of the ‘norm’, I  knew that I needed to create an inclusive resource to help couples like you feel comfortable in your own skin when having your wedding photos taken. 

I can’t wait for you to read it and feel excited about being in front of the camera. 

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A couple pose on the beach after their Essex wedding
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A bride in her wheelchair and the groom raise their hands in the air with joy at The Barns at Lodge Farm wedding venue, Essex
A bride laughs in the foreground at her groom's wedding speech in the background

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ROSS WILLSHER PHOTOGRAPHY

5 Moulsham Barn, Waterson Vale, Chelmsford, CM2 9QE