If you’re planning a wedding that’s more about the people than the performance, where the biggest moments are often the quietest ones, then I have a feeling we’ll get along beautifully.

For me, a wedding isn’t a show or a content creator’s dream. It’s two people who simply fell in love, surrounded by the people who have helped shape their story.

I photographed my very first wedding when I was just 19 years old. I couldn’t have imagined then that it would become my life’s work, but from that very first day I knew I’d found something special. It wasn’t the dresses or the decorations that stayed with me. It was the way a tear silently rolled down your cheek, the reassuring hand squeeze to calm your nerves, the hand written note left by your mum, all the little moments that so often pass by unnoticed.

Over the years my photography has evolved, but one thing has never changed. I’ve always believed that the best photographs aren’t created by perfect posing or carefully planned moments. They’re found in real connection, genuine emotion and the beautifully imperfect moments that make your wedding uniquely yours.

If I had to describe my style, I’d say it’s timeless, nostalgic and honest. I want your photographs to feel like you. Images you’ll return to year after year, discovering little details you hadn’t noticed before.

My love of vintage interiors, films from the 90s and slow countryside living has shaped the way I see the world, and that naturally finds its way into my work. I’m drawn to soft light, thoughtful composition and photographs that feel like they’ve always existed, rather than following the latest trends.

When I’m not photographing weddings, you’ll usually find me at home in Wiltshire with my family. I love spending time in the garden, filling the house with flowers, wandering around antique shops and car boot sales in search of treasures I definitely don’t need, or baking something naughty with my children.

I’m happiest in old national trust parks, surrounded by vintage finds, listening to folk music with a glass of peach iced tea close by. It’s a slower way of life, and I think that’s reflected in my photography too.

The couples I work with aren’t looking for a production. They care more about meaningful moments than perfect poses. They want to spend their wedding day with the people they love, soaking it all up.

They appreciate timeless photographs that will still feel just as beautiful decades from now, and they understand that sometimes the most meaningful moments are the ones no one planned.

If that sounds like you, I’d be honoured to tell your story.

I can’t wait to hear all about your plans.