For years, I've described myself as a documentary or candid wedding photographer. But, delving deeper, I’ve realised that “editorial wedding photography” is a much better description.

A day spent dodging rain showers but filled with joy and happy tears - read all about Kelsey and Jason’s special day at Bowood.

Hazel got in touch just a couple of months prior to their special day to enquire whether it would be possible to have just an hour of wedding photography. And, surprisingly, they didn’t want the ceremony captured!

Despite the rain showers, the celebrations continued unabated including flying veils, rescheduled confetti throws, cat masks and an amusing ceremony!

The days leading up to Elizabeth and Mark's wedding had been sweltering - a proper little heatwave that had everyone a little worried about melting! So when their wedding morning arrived just a touch cooler, I made my way to the church feeling genuinely relieved.

Wedding photography has never really stood still. Cast your mind back to the pre-digital era - stiff, formal portraits where everyone looks mildly terrified and posed moments that allowed the photographer to make the most of their roll of film.

Amazingly, Michelle and Roberts wedding was my first official wedding of the year! Even more surprising was that they only booked me a few weeks prior to the wedding!

If the idea of being in front of a camera on your wedding day makes you feel a bit uncomfortable, you’re really not alone. I’ll let you in on a little secret - most couples who book me feel the exact same way.

A wedding story isn’t always a packed day filled with exciting moments and lots of people. Sometimes it’s quiet, intimate and incredibly meaningful.

This is how Jenna and Zach’s wedding story unfolded earlier this month.

There felt like no better day than Valentine’s Day to finally share something I’ve been quietly working on behind the scenes - the new Blossom wedding photography collections.

One of the most common questions couples ask when planning their wedding is: How much does a wedding photographer actually cost in the UK?

Bowood Hotel is one of my favourite wedding venues in Wiltshire and I’ve been lucky enough to photograph several relaxed, fun and candid weddings at Bowood Hotel over the years. In fact, I’m proud to be one of their recommended photographers.

It’s that time or year - a time to reflect and look back over the last 12 months.

I’ll start by saying that 2025 has been amazing, but it’s also been tough!

In November, I had the pleasure of photographing a beautiful “Mocha Mousse” inspired styled shoot at Wellington Barn near Calne, Wiltshire.

I don't always photograph big elaborate weddings. Such was the case for Liz and Peter's celebration at Chippenham Register Office with just eight guests in attendance!

Sharon and Richard's November wedding at Limpley Stoke Hotel near Bath was filled with family, emotion, and those beautiful moments that come when couples celebrate surrounded by the people they love most.

Ellis and Richie's October wedding at Milton Hill House was beautifully relaxed and filled with thoughtful personal touches.

Heléna and Martin's intimate celebration at Avebury stone circle was one of the most unique and special weddings I've photographed. Living nearby, I'd always hoped to capture a ceremony at this ancient, historic site, and this represented my first booking there.

Laura and Mike's September wedding at Widbrook Grange near Bradford on Avon was filled with beautiful personal touches and genuine emotion – even if the weather had other ideas!

Megan and Daniel got married during a beautiful, traditional church ceremony in September - a day which kept us guessing when it came to the weather!