I’m yours all day, from whenever preparations begin until the end of the day. I stay until at least after the first dance (if you are having one)

Second photographers are ideal for larger weddings to ensure more consistent coverage of weddings guests is achieved. It can also be beneficial when multiple locations are involved, for example getting ready in different locations. It also allows for different views on the day, for example, different ends of the aisle. A second photographer can easily be added if required.

This depends on how long your wedding day is and whether there is a second shooter. Typically, you receive 300-500 edited images following your Wedding day.

So do I (and a million others) Honestly it’s so common and one of the first things most clients ask about. Most conversations start with “were really awkward” and “I never take a good photo”. My biggest advice to you is to book a documentary photographer…. Ahem…. Like me.

I take a more natural approach to photography, capturing the awesome moments as they unfold. Very little of your wedding will require you to pose. When you're getting ready, getting married, talking to guests, giving speeches, dancing, I will be there (I would like to say incognito… but I’m not sure I can pull that off!.... I’m not quite like a ninja but will also not be in your face all day… anyway I digress) It’s your wedding and the main priority is that you enjoy yourselves. In fact you’re more likely to get asked to pose for your guests smart phones than by me.

No, at all, it’s your wedding so do it your way. If you do want group shoots then I would suggest trying to keep them to 10 of fewer combinations of people, but I’m all yours so will take whatever shots you want. Remember Parents and Grandparents usually love these pictures, so I do get a lot of requests for them. I’m usually quite good at getting these done quite quickly although I always ask for a friendly Usher/Bridesmaid or friend to help me out and round up the troops.

Absolutely and actively encourage them. It’s good for me to see how you interact with each other and for you to see my style. It’s also a great way for us to get to know each other before your big day and lots of people use them for invites or guest books. You can check out some of my previous engagement shoots here.

No problem! I’ll upload all of your final images to a password-protected online gallery. You can then share this link with your family and friends so they can view and download any images they want.

Yes, please! It’s a long day and I will be running around a lot so it’s always nice to have lots of energy. I don’t take photo’s when you and your guests are eating (for obvious reasons) so I tend to have some food then, please. Most venues will feed the “crew” anyway.

Not at all but I will always make an effort to visit the venue before your wedding (sometimes at different times of the day if I can). If the location is far away or abroad then I would go early in the day to view it and scout out lovely places to take the photos.

I say to allow up to 8 weeks to go through and edit all of your photos. It is often a shorter time than this (approx. 6 weeks) however during peak times this can take a little longer. When your photos are ready, I will email you the link where you can view and download your images and send the USB in the post.

I can reassure you that I’m rarely ill (and haven’t missed a wedding yet) but I’m a member of several networks of photographers who cover each other in cases of emergency, so I’m confident I could get cover if required.

A deposit (£200) is due to confirm your booking, along with a signed contract. The final balance is due 2 calendar months before your wedding day.

Yes, please! You need to make sure you are booking the right photographer for you. You must not only love the images I take but also me as a person. I’m with you and your guests all day so it’s imperative we meet for a chat (or at the very least a Skype call).

Of course! I’m fully insured with both public liability and indemnity insurance.

Absolutely I have two camera bodies, multiple lenses, lots of flashguns and memory cards.

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