Nick Tucker Photography | London Wedding Photographer

NICK TUCKER

Nick Tucker Photography

A bride laughs among a crowd of guests at her North London wedding

I’m a photographer who
turns up at weddings.

Real people, great clothes, bad dancing, beautiful light and everything that happens in between.

A woman dances with drinks in both hands in a crowded room
A bride in a white fur coat holds flowers against a dark backdrop
A woman reclines among patterned fabrics in a dramatic dress
A couple stands together facing pale curtains
Friends pour drinks around a table
A row of guests sits outside a pizza shop in a black-and-white photograph
A couple cuts a cake at a lively reception
A performer in a feathered headdress stands among wedding guests
Guests in red and lilac dresses cross a busy restaurant, with other scenes reflected behind them
A bride walks between long tables in a bright reception room, photographed in black and white with a dark border
White balloons and a face at the edge of a sharply angled black-and-white frame
Guests move through a crowded staircase around a bride
A guest fastens another guest’s dress in a crowded room
A child carries a balloon past an iron gate
People reach toward one another in a black-and-white party photograph
Guests cross a staircase at a wedding
Guests raise drinks in a restaurant

Before I became a photographer I was a writer. Even spending a few strange months 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 don’t arrive with a predetermined idea of what your wedding should look like. I want to see what’s actually there: you, the guests, the party, the beautiful bits, the strange bits, the things that go slightly wrong and the fleeting things that couldn’t possibly have been planned.

A surprised guest looks up beneath party bunting
A woman in red holds a drink on a tennis court at night
A woman in black looks at her phone at a party
A guest in an elaborate headdress dances at a party
A woman in a vivid interior turns toward the camera
A small child stands under a garden canopy
Guests pose together on a London pavement

The spontaneity and brilliant chaos of it all.

A child leaps on a sofa with hair flying
A woman in red stands in a dark restaurant with a visible film frame
Guests talk in a garden with the original film border visible
A bride and a guest walk through a London street, with the full black film rebate visible
A bride and groom stand before a huge red curtain
A bride laughs while dancing with her partner
A bride with flowers walks through a London street
A costumed performer hangs upside down under colourful stage lights
A saxophonist performs beside a wooden cross in a dark venue
A woman reclines across a restaurant banquette
A bride laughs in the middle of a packed dance floor
A bride stands beside a window in black and white

So yes, I’ll photograph the beautiful stuff.
But I’ll also photograph what happens five seconds later.

VIEW THE WORK

Wedding guests walk together outside
A group of women dance outside in colourful dresses
Family and friends gather around a table at a wedding
Guests in colourful clothes gather at a party

The photographs should look like your wedding, not somebody else’s idea of wedding photography.

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