The Day
For a wedding in the UK- Coverage from preparations to the dancing — up to 12 hours
- Planning call and shared timeline
- Preview within 1 day
- Full gallery, finished by hand, with print rights
The experience
I take on 20 weddings a year. That leaves room to plan properly, turn up rested, and finish every gallery myself.
How it runs
- 01 A conversation A video call to hear about the day and the people in it.
- 02 Booking A simple contract and a £100 retainer to hold the date.
- 03 Planning A shared timeline, family list and light plan, built together.
- 04 The day Mostly unseen. Gently directed when a moment needs it.
- 05 Preview A first set of photographs within 1 day.
- 06 Gallery & album The full story within 3 weeks, then the album designed with you.
Collections
Every collection is shaped around your plans. These are starting points, not fixed menus.
The Weekend
For celebrations over more than one day- Everything in The Day
- Welcome evening and a morning-after session
- Lay-flat linen album, 20 pages
- Second photographer for the main day
The Destination
Anywhere outside the UK, travel included- Everything in The Weekend
- Travel, accommodation and insurance included
- Venue walk the day before, in ceremony light
- A pair of smaller albums for parents
The part you’ll actually pick up.
Galleries live on screens; albums live on shelves and get taken down at Christmas. Lay-flat pages, archival papers, and designed with you, spread by spread.
Questions
How far ahead should we book?
Most couples get in touch [12–18] months ahead. Shorter notice is worth asking about — midweek and winter dates open up.
Do you travel outside Europe?
Yes. Send the place and dates and I’ll come back with a single quote including travel.
How many photographs will we get?
Usually [NUMBER] to [NUMBER] for a full day. Enough to tell the whole story, edited so every frame earns its place.
How do payments work?
A [X]% retainer secures the date, with the balance due [X] weeks before the wedding. Payment plans are available.