Bristol Wedding Photographer

 It’s been a quiet winter away from the wedding season and I’ve missed it. It was excited to dust off my camera and head to London for a few consultations and some engagement sessions in the City. First up, Laura and Henry. We started in their beautiful home and then headed out in to Hampstead to see what we could find. I love the spontaneity of these shoots. Pick pretty place at right time of day and see what happens. Love getting to know people too. As most of my friends will know I’m more of an observer than a big talker. But I find these shoots provide a great opportunity to get to know people on a slightly deeper level. I think that’s kind of necessary when photographing two people in love and that’s why I enjoy doing them. I really enjoyed this session and here are a handful of my favourites. (Okay, so check out the first shot. Probably my favourite photograph of the year so far. Just for fun I asked Laura and Henry to throw these playing cards in to the air. I had a vision, ...

 I was an Isle of Wight wedding photographer for Carla and Richard – my next wedding of 2021. What a stunner it was! I don’t know about you but I have really missed travelling this last year! As many of my destination weddings for 2021 are slowly postponing it was great to have a mini adventure and board a ferry for the isle of wight. I went to university in Southampton so it was great to take a stroll down memory lane before boarding the ferry and taking in the views. Carla and Rich did the legal duties closer to home a few days before their isle of wight celebration. They then invited close friends and family for a little knees up in one of their favourite spots. We had amazing weather, literally couldn’t have planned it better. Sunny enough to top up the tan but not unbearably hot. Their garden celebration with views of the sea was photo gold and it felt like a holiday to me! One of my highlights of the day was that Rich’s grandad who headed up the ceremony. He was brilliant a...