My Style

Happy, natural, relaxed wedding photography.

I thrive when couples don’t like getting their photo taken.

Nervous couples are my favourite kind of couples.

My priority is for you to spend time as much time as possible with your guests, and not a long photoshoot.

My Experience

I speak in detail about my experience here.

14 years of photographing weddings and learning from each experience have shaped me into the high-standard wedding photographer I am today.

I am 100% equipped to shoot anywhere, in any situation. As much as I prefer to shoot in good weather in good light, I am fully prepared to technically shoot in low lighting or bad weather.

I speak with confidence and clarity. I know how to handle sensitive situations with care and respect. I know how to talk to people from all walks of life and make them feel comfortable.

I know when to encourage pictures that matter, and I’ll be honest with you if something isn’t worth pursuing.

My Process

I will fully obsess over your wedding.

I take a meticulous (borderline OCD) approach to your images. I shoot a lot of photos on a wedding day. Usually somewhere between 6,000 and 8,000 photos. And from that, you’ll receive around 500 to 700. Because in each moment, I don’t just take one photo. I take a burst. If someone laughs, I might take 40 pictures of that exact moment.

But you’ll only see the best one.

Why?

I’m a big believer in quality over quantity. And the quality is something I hold very high standards for.

During a moment of someone laughing, the images I take might contain some blinks, double chins, and other unflattering captures. But in that moment there will be the best one, and I will obsess to find it until I can honestly say I have honoured the person in that photo.

At a wedding a few years ago, a past couple of mine were guests. Later, they told me they had lost a few loved ones since their own wedding. The images used at their memorials were the ones I had taken.

That stuck with me. Massively.

Now, every time I shoot a wedding, I’m thinking about that. This might be the last photo someone has of this person. So I want to make sure it’s the best one.

That’s why I don’t rush this process. I want to honour everyone I take a photo of.

I don’t use AI to select your images. I’ve tested it, but I’ve found AI tends to pick sharpness over soul. It might discard a shot because someone’s eyes are closed, but their eyes are closed because they’re in the middle of a hearty laugh. It might choose a technically perfect photo where someone is caught mid-blink, or just doesn’t look like themselves.

AI wasn’t at your wedding. I was.

That’s why I’ll be the one making those choices, carefully and intentionally.

For example, in a single moment like walking back up the aisle, I might take dozens of shots. But I’ll only deliver the handful that tell the story best, and completely honour you.

You won’t be left scrolling through 27 versions of the same photo.

No decision fatigue. No diluted moments. Just the gold. Quality over quantity. Every single time.

So after your wedding, you’ll be waiting a few weeks for your photos. But honestly that bit of waiting is a good thing.

The weeks after your wedding, your memories are still fresh. You’ll soak up all the iPhone pictures and video clips your friends send you.

But those start to fade. And that’s when your wedding gallery arrives. Your memories, beautifully preserved and ready to relive again and again.

Just the gold. Each image thoughtfully selected and the colours carefully processed.

Fully obsessed over.