LONDON WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
Documentary photography with an editorial eye.
Real people, great clothes, bad dancing, beautiful light and everything that happens in between.
London, UK & worldwide. Digital + 35mm film.

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY WITHOUT THE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
Before I became a photographer I was a writer. I even spent some time writing for Banksy, which wasn’t the most obvious route into photographing weddings, but perhaps explains why I’m still looking for stories rather than shot lists.
I’ve been photographing weddings for more than fifteen years, but I still don’t really think of myself as a wedding photographer.
I’m a photographer who turns up at weddings.
There’s a difference.
I don’t arrive with a predetermined idea of what your wedding ought to look like. I want to see what your people look like, how your party unfolds and all the strange, funny, fleeting things that couldn’t possibly have been planned.
The approach is documentary. The eye is probably more editorial. After years of photographing fashion, portraits, parties, burlesque and London nightlife alongside weddings, those worlds inevitably bleed into each other.
So yes, I’ll photograph the beautiful stuff.
But I’ll also photograph what happens five seconds later.




Top 30 Worldwide · Featured in Vogue · Top 10 London
Rangefinder · Vogue · WPJA
“He captured the most beautiful moments from our wedding — every shot was full of life and movement. His style is unlike any other wedding photographer.”
— Charlotte & Mark

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