It all started with a camera when I was 15 years old. By 16, I’d photographed my very first wedding — and I haven’t really put the camera down since.

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Fast forward 16 years and more than 300 weddings later, and I still get that same buzz every time. I’ve seen it all — the excitement and nerves of the morning prep, the “we actually did it!” moment after the ceremony, the emotional speeches, and the absolute chaos of a packed dance floor.

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Over the past year, videography has become part of what I offer too, giving me another way to capture those moments that photographs alone can’t always tell — the voices, the movement, the laughter, the reactions and all those little in-between moments you might otherwise miss.

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Whether I’m photographing your day, filming it, or doing a bit of both, my approach is the same. I’m not about stiff poses, awkward setups or making your wedding feel like a film set. I’m a big believer that the best moments happen when you’re relaxed, enjoying yourselves and almost forgetting I’m there.

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I want you to look back at your photos and films years from now and remember exactly how your wedding day felt, not just what it looked like.

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And while I might spend most of the day working away in the background, I’m always there when you need me — whether that’s reassuring a nervous groom, helping with the timeline, sorting a buttonhole, or simply keeping things calm when the day gets a little hectic.

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You focus on having the best day of your lives. I’ll focus on capturing it.

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Planning your wedding? I’d love to hear all about it. Send me a message below and tell me what you’ve got planned!