LONDON WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

I feel my background in fiction feeds nicely into my own personal style of wedding photography. I’m always looking to tell a story — whether in weddings, or fashion or straight photojournalism, I’m searching for the smaller moments that seem to encapsulate something bigger. The moments between moments if you like. Images that seem to be more than a simple moment in time. My wedding photography, although inherently documentary, has quite an editorial feel to it. And that’s pretty much my style in a nutshell — documentary editorial.  

I don’t see myself as a wedding photographer. I see myself as a photographer who will turn up to your wedding and take photos. It’s worth making this distinction.  If you’re searching for a wedding photographer in London you will already have realised that there a vast amount of competing names.  For me, I don’t want to turn up to your wedding with preconceived ideas about what your day should look like. Every wedding is different because every person is different and your wedding photos should reflect you, not me. All I do is frame that with a particular eye. To me wedding photos should a beautiful and heightened version of the reality of your day, but still very much as you experienced it.  

Award Winning London Wedding Photographer:

I have been named one of the Top 30 Wedding Photographers in the world by Rangefinder magazine, and have won a number of awards for my photos by the Wedding Photojournalist Association, as well as being featured in Vogue.

If you’re considering getting married in London and this is one of your first ports of call you may also want take a look at my post Best Wedding Venues in London.

Among the numerous amazing venues I have shot at are MC Motors, The Asylum, Trinity Buoy Wharf: The Chainstore and The Electrician’s Shop, Wilton’s Music Hall, Bethnal Green Town Hall Hotel, Aynhoe Park, Claridges, The Ritz, 2 Temple Place, and many more.