An intimate summer wedding at Chelsea Old Town Hall.

A beautiful and intimate wedding at Marylebone Old Town Hall, captured in a relaxed documentary style. Discover heartfelt moments, elegant details, and timeless photography from one of London’s most iconic registry venues.

An elegant London wedding at Chelsea Old Church followed by a garden celebration at Chelsea Physic Garden. A day full of natural beauty, heartfelt moments, and relaxed documentary wedding photography in the heart of Chelsea.

Wedding organiser Liz at Liz & Zie planned a beautiful summer outdoor wedding that I photographed over the summer for Kirsty and Dan. Open sided teepee style tents set within a private walled garden, steel band and cocktails and canapés in the late summer sunshine.

Photography from a very beautiful English summer garden wedding at home in Dorset for Tessa and Max.

It had long been my dream to have the opportunity to photograph a wedding at Aynhoe Park in the Cotswolds. It really is a venue like no other and promises an extraordinary setting for a wedding party. It offers a ‘stage set for a spectacle’ and no levels of decor or extravagance look amiss in this beautiful setting which is crammed with art and details that make it a wedding photographers dream. At just 50 minutes from London it’s also a perfect out of town wedding venue.

Destination wedding photography at Chateau Tourbeille in the Dordogne. A beautiful outdoor summer wedding on the bank of the river.

September was a busy month for me travelling to weddings in Lisbon, Bordeaux and Santorini and it was amazing to be thrust into new cultures and working with the different lights and backdrops in some of the most beautiful places in Europe.  

This was a wedding I've been looking forward to for a while - ever since meeting the utterly charming Alice in Stoke Newington last year.  Not only is she the most natural beauty but she is relaxed, creative and had chosen the most wonderful venues for her wedding.  First up getting ready at The Zetter in Clerkenwell, as photogenic as a hotel can get, and then the short stroll through Smithfields to the oldest church in London, St Bartholemews.  A cavernous space founded in 1123 as an Augustinian monastery.  Having photographed there before I knew that the light and colours are like a painting.   Unusually I attended the rehearsal a few days before to meet the characterful Father Peter who provided the most entertaining and authentic service I've been to in a while.  He made the wedding about Jack and Alice entirely.  It felt incredibly personal and accessible.  Fortunately for October we had a lovely warm day and so walked straight from the church and on to St Johns.  I've never eaten there before so it was a real treat to be seated with the guests and have a chance to enjoy some of Fergus Henderson's renowned food. 

Josh and Sim were married at a poolside ceremony at Josh's mother's beautiful Ibiza villa at the end of the summer with an outdoor reception in the garden as the sun set over the hills.  Her portrait shots were taken at the breathtaking Hacienda Na Xamena at one of the highest points of the island.

The most stylish and glamorous wedding of my career and yet one of the most relaxed and informal of days too with the backdrop of the jaw dropping Lismore Castle in Ireland.