Journal.

Paula & Pascal — Marylebone Town Hall & Mount Street Restaurant
Paula and Pascal’s small Old Marylebone Town Hall wedding, followed by Mount Street Restaurant. Photographed on film and digital.

Alex & Fayjel — A Wedding at Trinity Buoy Wharf
Alex and Fayjel’s Anglo-Indian wedding in London at Trinity Buoy Wharf, with extraordinary lighthouse light. Wedding photography by Nick Tucker.

Johnnie & Kate — A Wedding at The Organ Factory
Johnnie and Kate were married at The Organ Factory in Hackney on 29 August 2026, which seemed to fall on the only wet weekend of the hottest UK summer on record. Despite that, most of the day managed to happen outside amid grey skies and rainwater, thanks to the heroic British dedication to smoking and drinking whatever the weather.

Ianthe & Patrick — A Hackney Town Hall Wedding
Ianthe and Patrick at Hackney Town Hall, lunch at Sesta and photographs I was very happy with.

Hackney Town Hall weddings — a photographer’s guide
Hackney Town Hall weddings, from the small Lanchester Suite to a walk across East London. Notes and photographs from two very different days by Nick Tucker.

Ultan & Mitch — A Hackney Town Hall Wedding
Ultan and Mitch’s small Hackney Town Hall wedding, a wander through Hackney and lunch at Brawn. Three hours, photographed on digital and 35mm film.

Donal & Charlie — A Clissold House Wedding
Donal and Charlie’s wedding at Clissold House, drinks at home and dinner and dancing at Morito on Hackney Road. Four familiar couples and one very good day.

Roisin and Gareth — A Wedding in Monaco
Magazine photographers, canary-yellow heels and tribute acts: Roisin and Gareth’s Monaco wedding, the third story in a Riviera trilogy from the archive.

A Wedding Shot Entirely on 35mm Film
A complete wedding photographed entirely on Kodak Gold 200. Real film, from preparations to the dance floor.

A Bermondsey Wedding
A Bermondsey wedding, a sequinned red dress and a day that felt more like a fun, easy-going get-together of family and friends, with a wedding thrown in for good measure. Which is generally when things get interesting. This small London wedding started at Islington...

Camden Town Hall Wedding Photography: Josie & Oliver’s Coin Laundry Clerkenwell Celebration
Josie and Oliver: Camden Town Hall, a Routemaster, pink sequinned cowboy boots, a pub quiz and a basement party at the Coin Laundry.

Private Estate Wedding Photography: Katie & James’ Historic West Sussex Celebration
Katie and James at the bride’s family home in West Sussex: old-school English eccentricity, a formidable grandmother and the quiet solemnity of a drunk Morris dancer.

Victoria & Richard — St Bartholomew the Great & Sessions Arts Club
Victoria and Richard at St Bartholomew the Great and Sessions Arts Club. A second marriage for both, with considerably less interest in performing the idea of a wedding.

Old Marylebone Town Hall — weddings and photographs
I’ve photographed a lot of weddings at Marylebone Town Hall. A guide to the building, the ceremony rooms and the useful practical things I’ve learned by repeatedly turning up there with cameras.

Emilie & Matt — A Wedding at The Organ Factory
Emilie and Matt married at St Peter’s Church in Bethnal Green, then crossed St Peter’s Square to The Organ Factory for the reception. Matt’s grandfather was the priest at St Peter’s, so even that part of the day was a family affair.I used to live less than four...

London wedding venues — a photographer’s guide
London wedding venues I actually know London has an absurd number of places in which to get married. Some are beautiful, some are strange, some are both, and quite a few look much better in photographs than they do in a brochure. This is not a definitive list...

Wilton’s Music Hall Wedding Photographer | London Historic Venue Weddings
A wedding at Wilton’s Music Hall: ghosts, peeling paint, low light and a building that feels as though it’s 5am, 24 hours a day.

Will & Kate — A Petyt Hall Wedding, Chelsea
Will and Kate at Petyt Hall in Chelsea, ending with a ceilidh: an event people can neither spell nor dance, but seem to enjoy enormously anyway.
















