Bookings are taken via the booking form on the website, by email or over the phone. I will respond to your enquiry promptly and call you to develop rapport as well as an in-depth understanding of your plans for the day. Finally, I will send over some paperwork and request a booking fee of 20%. Once these steps have been completed, your booking becomes official.

100%. Email and phone conversations are great for introductions but to really get to know each other, lets meet for a coffee and discuss your big day without obligation. I’m happy to chat via Facetime if you live some distance away.

My aim is to capture and build an album for you that can tell a story of your day: the cheers, tears and laughter between yourselves and your loved ones. I achieve this by letting your day flow naturally and capturing those candid moments. I’m also happy to do group shots if you let me know in advance which shots you would like.

I recommend taking that 20-30 minutes away from guests. This gives us plenty of time to capture those special couple shots. I can talk you through some poses during the consultation session so you feel comfortable and know what to expect. My premium package includes a ‘Pre-engagement’ shoot which help build confidence in preparation for the day. The couples shoot usually takes place between the wedding breakfast and the speeches, as experience tells me that this is the most relaxing part of the day.

If only I could say the next day! I have a high standard of production and produce photos that you will love looking back on for a lifetime. The usual time scale to produce your album is between one to two weeks. Once the pictures have been processed, I will then send a link which gives you and those you share your password with 24/7 access to your album.

Yes. I am required by law to be insured to do this job. It ensures coverage for everyone, including yourselves and everyone involved on your day.

Yes, I’m able to supply prints in most sizes. I’m also able to supply A5 photobooks. I recommend ordering prints as the pictures are cherished more than digital products.