Discovering my distinctive approach to capturing the essence of weddings. A carefully curated selection of images lets you feel the ambience as you may envision yourself within those precious moments. It’s an opportunity to glean inspiration for your special day.
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2025 wasn’t loud. It was clarifying. Less noise. Fewer distractions. More intention. This year stripped things back — creatively, personally, professionally — and forced some honesty about what actually matters, what doesn’t, and what I’m no longer interested in pretending to care about.
Continue ReadingA summer wedding at Sant Ffraed House in Abergavenny for two teachers who wanted the day to feel relaxed, social, and properly fun. The morning started with off-site prep, then it was straight into the best bit: real moments, big laughs, and that Sant Ffraed light doing its thing.
Continue ReadingHigh-energy Autumn wedding at Sant Ffraed House, Abergavenny, with one simple goal: have all their favourite people together, well fed, and espresso-martini happy.
Continue ReadingCastle Combe pre-wedding photo session of couple getting married in Wiltshire and at Lapstone Barn. A cozy winter shoot with their dog as we explore the picturesque village.
Continue ReadingA pre-wedding session of a couple at the embankment in London. A natural and fun experience for the couple as we explored the popular tourist spots around the area overlooking the Shard.
Continue ReadingJack and Sophie threw down the kind of first dance that sets the tone for an entire night — out on the lawn, under open sky, completely wrapped up in their people. With family flying in from Wales, Ireland and Bahrain, it turned into a proper all-in celebration.
Continue ReadingWinning TWIA Wales Wedding Photographer of the Year for the second year in a row is… a lot to process in the best way. The 2025 win meant the world, but hearing my name again this year hit differently.
Continue ReadingOK, so i’m not going to go on about what shots you should have… It takes enough time to shout out the roll call on the day as it is. Hopefully this guide can help you to understand which formal group photos you should have.
Continue ReadingSet in the Monmouthshire countryside is a fairly new farm house wedding venue
Continue ReadingThe romantic setting of a French chateau in the heart of the Dordogne region, perfect, except the day Ceris & Jamie got married, it was 43*C
Continue ReadingChampagne-tower drinks reception, a bumper dance-floor all evening and the weather for summer celebrations
Continue ReadingA giant cake as part of the backdrop of their wedding with awesome speeches and delicious details.
Continue ReadingHiring the cricket ground to host a tipi reception and a gallery mostly featuring their dog.
Continue ReadingA year I’ll likely never forget for all sorts of reasons… Many personal challenges but lots of terrific achievements.
Continue ReadingA 17th-century grade II listed barn with gorgeous outdoor space, ideal for a summer celebration!
Continue ReadingA gorgeous yet windy Santorini wedding hybrid coverage topped off with an infamous Greek sunset.
Continue ReadingIn the heart of Narberth, Wales, Carly & Jon hosted their tipi wedding in the bride's parent's home.
Continue ReadingAfter multiple postponements, Oldwalls hosted the most romantic same sex wedding celebration.
Continue ReadingA couple so focused on doing the best for everyone, being the difference with full appreciation - Inspirational.
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