2020 was not a great year for me as a wedding photographer, lockdown meant that most of the weddings I had booked for last year have now been rescheduled for 2021 (it's going to be a busy year!) However I wanted to share just a few photos from the handful of weddings that I had the pleasure of photographing over this last (very strange) year.
As a wedding photographer I often get asked to travel to photograph weddings across various parts of the UK. I've photographed weddings in Cornwall, Derbyshire, Somerset, Swansea and many other locations across the country. Somerset is one of my favourite (apart from the A303, which I think I'd rather just forget exists!). So when Bev and Dan got in touch late last year and asked
It's wedding season again! Woohoo! :-) Weddings are one of my favourite things to photograph; and wedding season gives me plenty of opportunity to photograph some absolutely gorgeous weddings! Often times I just get so busy that I simply don't have the time to share each wedding (as is the case again this year!) but a few of the weddings I've photographed so far this
At the start of every new year I often look back at the year that has just passed, briefly evaluating and assessing the highlights and learning points that I have had in the year gone by. I then look forward to the year ahead in anticipation of all the things I will have the opportunity to do and achieve in the year ahead. Looking back
Jos and Jade's wedding at the weekend was an amazing experience! As a West Sussex based wedding photographer, this was my first destination wedding, and what an amazing wedding! The location for the big day was the glorious Casa Cornacchi in Tuscany (Italy) The staff on site were fantastic, looking after the guests and everyone who was working there on the day so well. The
I just wanted to share this beautiful image captured recently on an engagement photo shoot. John and Kate are getting married at the beautiful Ghyll Manor Hotel in August and we went to capture a few photos of them together as a bit of a warm up to their big day. This couple love nothing more than a bit of a tango on as I'm
We're still a little way off from summer, but for everyone planning a wedding for the summer of 2018/19 the planning is well under way. So here to cheer you along with your wedding planning is a selection of photos from a little wedding I photographed last season (that until now I haven't had time to blog about!) Hannah and Sam asked me to capture
I have photographed weddings around the Horsham area now for over 10 years, and one of the venues of old (what used to be Manning Heath Hotel) had been relatively low down on my list of favourite places to photograph a wedding. This was mainly because it was a bit dark, with small rooms, tired decor and in need of a lot of work to
There's something special about having your wedding in the South Downs National Park. It's an area of outstanding natural beauty just south of Horsham (where I'm fortunate enough to be based) and spreads from Winchester in Hampshire to Eastbourne in East Sussex. I must admit though that when I was first asked to photograph this wedding and the couple gave their reception venue as 'The village
I don't often photograph weddings for people I know well (there's too much of a pull between being a guest and work) but I do make exceptions in special circumstances. So when Richard and Katie asked me if I was available to photograph their wedding I couldn't turn it down as I knew it was going to be a really special day. I have known Katie's
