Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
01 | How would you describe your style as a London wedding photographer?
My work is rooted in authenticity. I blend seamlessly into your celebration, capturing images that feel natural, alive, and never staged. I would describe my approach as 80% documentary and 20% portraiture: immersive storytelling, punctuated with timeless portraits. Even when guiding you for portraits, my aim is to keep everything fluid and emotive. If you dislike stiff posing, you will find my style both unobtrusive and liberating.
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02 | Do you travel outside London for weddings or international commissions?
Yes. While London is my base, I frequently travel across the UK and abroad. Each year I spend time photographing in Scotland and Africa, and I have captured weddings as far afield as Bermuda and New Zealand. Most of my work is in London, the UK, and Europe, but I am available worldwide.
03 | Do you work with a second photographer?
It depends on the scale of your wedding. For intimate celebrations, I usually work alone so I can remain discreet. For larger weddings (over 100 guests), I recommend a second photographer to ensure full coverage. I collaborate with a trusted team of talented photographers whose work complements mine stylistically. For larger or multi day celebrations, I can also assemble a team including videographers and assistants.
04 | What cameras and equipment do you use?
I photograph with two Sony A7IV cameras and a selection of prime and zoom lenses that allow me to work seamlessly across every part of your day. For evening celebrations, I use discreet lighting to capture the energy of the dance floor. I am fully insured, and I can provide documentation if required by your venue or wedding planner.
05 | Will our wedding images appear on social media or blogs?
Many couples find me through Instagram or features in wedding blogs, so sharing images is an important part of my business. However, your privacy always comes first. If you would prefer your photographs not to appear online, I will fully respect that. I may ask to use detail or venue images that do not feature you directly. For weddings submitted to leading blogs such as Rock My Wedding, you would always be contacted for approval.
07 | How many hours of coverage do you provide?
A typical wedding commission covers around eight hours, from morning preparations through to the first dance. If your plans require longer coverage, I can extend my hours to suit your needs. Please share your timeline so we can ensure everything important is captured.
08 | When will we receive our photographs?
During peak season, delivery is within six weeks, though I always strive to send your collection sooner. For a full wedding day, you can expect around 600 beautifully edited images presented in a private online gallery.
Many couples choose to preserve their favourites in a hand-bound album from Folio — crafted in leather or fabric with fine art paper, designed to elevate your photographs beyond the digital screen.
Note: I do not release RAW files. As with any artist, part of my work is curating and refining your photographs into a cohesive, emotive story.
09 | Do you photograph group portraits?
Yes, but I encourage keeping the list concise. Around 6–8 group photographs is ideal — enough to capture your key family and wedding party while ensuring you spend more time with your guests. I’ll guide you on the most effective groupings and capture them quickly so we can return to candid, storytelling imagery.
10 | Do you offer pre-wedding or engagement shoots?
Yes. A pre-wedding shoot is a wonderful way to become comfortable in front of the camera, and it gives us the chance to create relaxed, natural portraits ahead of your wedding day.
11 | How do we book you as our London wedding photographer?
To secure your date, I require a signed contract and deposit. From there, I’ll work with you and your planner to create a photography timeline tailored to your day.
12 | What is your pricing?
Full-day Saturday wedding coverage in London begins at £5,000. For weekday and micro-weddings, coverage starts at £400 per hour. Please get in touch for a bespoke quote, particularly if your plans involve travel or multiple-day celebrations.
