It’s important to me that you know that I’m not big-headed or arrogant about this. Any of it. I’m proud of being good at what I do, but I’ve been around long enough to know that it’s not about me. Your wedding; It’s about Your Big Story, your family, your friends, your people,  and having a good photographic storytelling approach is only possible if I can find you in the centre of all of that. It has to be about you – not me.

What matters is that I’m a normal person, quite private, have enough friends to be able to lose myself once in a while, I recognise that in couples getting married – I can see people with their friends and family – I know how that stuff works and I integrate well with people whether or not we like the same cheese.

I have a shed-load of experience and I know how to photograph weddings, and I deliver on that every time.

Most of the couples who book met want to feel relaxed and want to enjoy spending time with their guests. A lot of people don’t want to be under pressure to perform for a ‘photo shoot’ on their wedding day, and instead prefer a softer, more natural feel. This suits me just fine. I like to let the wedding be a wedding. I observe, and integrate a journalistic or storytelling type of approach to capturing the day as it unfolds without getting in the way and without making it all about me. I’d describe my style as Bespoke Fine art/Documentary, but I’m wary of abstract definitions.

Shooting weddings has always been about getting to the core of a couple’s story. It’s very personal when you think about it, and for me it’s essential that I can get to that story in a relaxed and honest way.

I’m a professional full time Wedding Photographer. Carrie is the invisible, irresistible force behind everything we do. We work together, we run a family together, and she helps and drives all aspects of what we do with wedding photography.