There are so many different ways wedding photography is described in the industry, the type of style the photographer takes and the approach that they have. We are sure if you are looking for a wedding photographer you’ve heard them all: Photojournalism, editorial, documentary, fine art, etc. We find it a lot easier to just explain here what my style is rather than give it one or two descriptive words.

If you are here you you must be starting the very exciting process of planning your visits to your favourite venues! Don’t worry we are here to make sure you have the questions ready so you know what to ask and what it all means.

As you have probably guessed from our portfolio, we LOVE a black and white photographs and this is why…

There are many classic and timeless wedding styles to choose from that will always stand the test of time and create elegance for you special day!

Post-wedding photography sessions or Honey moon sessions are becoming more popular and offer the perfect opportunity to get a little more creative in a super relaxed environment. Let’s run through why they are becoming so popular and if it’s something you should consider.

We will take you step by step from the day you say, ‘Yes’ right through to the moment when you say, ‘I do’.

One of our favourite things to capture on your wedding day is all your details and small elements that you have spent time thinking about and put together. Our flat lays are a great way of displaying and placing all of the small items together to create a beautiful and unique picture that represents you and the small details that otherwise could be forgotten or lost.

It is no surprise that one of our favourite moments to capture at a wedding is the CONFETTI, so we thought we would put together some advice and tips so you can guarantee to have some amazing confetti shots, as who wouldn’t want that right!?

Pre-wedding or Engagement shoots in Dorset are on the rise and it’s easy to see why – what’s not to love? You can get amazing pictures to use for everything from engagement announcements to wedding invitations.

We believe there are loads of benefits to having two photographers. Even if you are planning a more intimate wedding or elopement!