Couple sitting together on old stone steps in Castle Combe, Wiltshire

Micro weddings · Town halls, register offices & shorter days

Micro wedding photography

For town hall ceremonies, register offices and small, unhurried days with the people who matter most.

From £500 for two hours · Half day £1,500 · Sunday to Friday

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Wales Wedding Photographer of the Year 2025 and 2026 · 100+ five-star reviews

My approach

Fewer people. Nothing to hide behind.

I’m Lewis, a documentary wedding photographer and filmmaker. Small weddings are some of my favourite days. Twelve people in a town hall, a long lunch afterwards and a walk through the streets. Everyone hears every word.

I photograph it exactly as I would a full day: quietly, closely and without directing anyone more than I need to. You get the same care and the same edit, for the hours you need.

By the hour from £250 · Half day £1,500 · Full day from £2,600.

Couple walking through long grass on the Pembrokeshire coast at golden hour

Coverage

Three ways to book a smaller day.

Shorter coverage runs Sunday to Friday. Saturdays open up within five months of the date.

By the hour

£250 an hour

Two-hour minimum. Right for a town hall or register office ceremony, family groups and a few portraits outside.

Half day · six hours

£1,500

The ceremony, drinks, a relaxed portrait walk and the meal or first part of the evening. Previews the same night.

Full day

£2,600

For a small wedding that runs from morning to the dance floor. Every Saturday booking starts here.

Every option includes an online gallery, individually edited photographs and travel across most of the UK. Film can be added to any of them.

Recent days

Small, close and unhurried.

Guests in a vintage convertible arriving at a coastal wedding with bunting and a small tent — Nolton · Pembrokeshire

Couple sitting close together by the water at The Dairy, Waddesdon — The Dairy · Waddesdon

Bride and groom walking across the sand on the Pembrokeshire coast — Elopements

Kind words

“He made us feel at ease, listened to what we wanted & had fun with us on the day.”

Tillie & Jack · The Dairy, Waddesdon

“To spend the day completely stress free with zero pressure from the photographer…”

Gabrielle & Iain · Rosedew Farm

Questions about micro weddings.

What counts as a micro wedding?

Usually fewer than 30 guests and a shorter day: a town hall or register office ceremony, lunch or dinner somewhere you love, and a walk for a few photographs. If it feels small to you, it counts.

Can we book you for just two hours?

Yes. Coverage by the hour is £250, with a two-hour minimum, which suits a town hall ceremony and a few portraits outside.

Can we book a shorter day on a Saturday?

Saturdays are kept for full days, but they open up for shorter coverage within five months of the date if I’m still free.

Which town halls and register offices do you cover?

Anywhere across the Cotswolds, Wiltshire, Bath, Berkshire, South Wales and London. Many couples choose Old Marylebone, Chelsea Old Town Hall or Bath Guildhall, but your local register office is just as welcome.

Is the experience different from a full day?

No. The same planning call, the same care on the day, the same previews and the same online gallery. The day is shorter, that’s all.

Can we add film?

Yes. I can film a shorter day too, so you have the vows and the speeches as well as the photographs.

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