Weddings don’t unfold slowly.

 

They rush past in a blur of nervous laughs, happy tears, loud music, quiet squeezes of hands, and moments you don’t even realise are happening until they’re already gone.

 

One minute you’re getting ready, the next you’re being pulled onto a dance floor wondering how the day disappeared so quickly.

 

That’s the part most couples don’t realise until afterwards, how much of their wedding day they didn’t actually get to see.
 

And that’s where I come in.
 

With nearly 20 years of experience and more than 150 weddings photographed, I’ve learned that wedding photography isn’t about perfection. It’s about presence. About noticing the things you can’t, the glance across the room, the way your hands find each other without thinking, your mum watching you when you’re not looking, your friends losing themselves in the joy of it all.
 

While your day moves fast, my job is to slow it down.
 

I document your wedding as it truly happens, not staged, not forced, not interrupted, so you can come back to it again and again, and feel it exactly as it was. The nerves. The laughter. The emotion. The chaos. The calm.

I don’t believe in pulling you away from your guests for hours or making you perform for the camera. Most of my couples tell me the same thing: “We’re awkward in front of the camera.”
Good news, you don’t need to be anything other than yourselves.
 

I work quietly, intuitively, and with intention. I blend in when needed, step in when it matters, and always know when to let moments unfold naturally. I’m there to guide you when things feel overwhelming, and disappear when the magic is happening on its own. 

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Because the best photographs aren’t posed, they’re felt.