Recent Work

Treadam Barn Photography - Documentary, with a gentle nudgeIf you’re planning a wedding at Treadam Barn and looking for a photographer who will capture it naturally and unobtrusively, you’re in exactly the right place. Treadam Barn is beautifully restored, surrounded by stunning Monmouthshire countryside, and unusually (for a barn wedding venue) has lots of natural light.  My approach is documentary-led, relaxed and designed to allow you to enjoy your day. Your wedding will not be a photoshoot. Instead, I work in the background, letting the day unfold naturally.A Beautiful Barn Venue in...

 Somerset Wedding Photos by the SeasideIf you’re looking for a strikingly beautiful wedding venue that's warm and welcoming, Clevedon Hall in North Somerset is a total gem. Just 15 minutes from Bristol and right on the edge of the Bristol Channel, Clevedon Hall is a historic mansion that has striking architecture, beautiful gardens and exclusive use. It's just a stone's throw from the beach too! As a documentary wedding photographer, venues like Clevedon Hall are wonderful places to work. There’s space, light,  and lots of l backdrops that you don’t need to over-style. I love it when...

The Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Observatory - Icon Bristol Wedding BackdropsClifton Observatory is one of the most iconic places for wedding photographs in Bristol. The suspension bridge is a stunning backdrop with a ton of wow factor! It also catches some stunning golden hour light just before sunset, making it the perfect spot for natural, informal wedding photos that celebrate the wonderful city of Bristol. As a Clifton Observatory Wedding Photographer, this page shares all about getting the best out of your wedding photos and my top tips for creating epic images in this iconic...

Alice and Alex's Wye Valley Micro-WeddingThe Wye Valley is a truly beautiful place, especially for nature lovers, and is an ideal location for a wedding. My natural, informal style and work inspired by nature make me a good fit for couples seeking a Wye Valley wedding photographer. This page is all about weddings in the Wye Valley, and also features a beautiful micro-wedding I photographed near Tintern last year.Why Couples Choose the Wye Valley for their WeddingThe Wye Valley is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with with stunning landscapes in every direction, ancient woodland and...

Lyndsey and Shay — A beautiful wedding at Peterstone CourtI'm always thrilled when a couple book me to be their Peterstone Court Wedding Photographer. Peterstone Court is one of the most beautiful country house wedding venues near Brecon, tucked beneath the Brecon Beacons and surrounded by incredible Welsh scenery. I’ve photographed relaxed, personal weddings here that make the most of the lovingly decorated house and panoramic views over the Bannau Brycheiniog. This page shares a real Peterstone Court wedding alongside my natural, documentary approach to the venue.Peterstone Court, a...

Relaxed How Caple Court Wedding Photographer in HerefordshireIf you’re looking for a How Caple Court wedding photographer who captures your day in a relaxed, natural way, this beautiful Herefordshire venue is a one of a kind. My approach is informal and documentary-led, focusing on real moments as they unfold rather than staged poses. How Caple Court’s historic country house and abundant gardens are an incredible place to have your Herefordshire wedding photos.  I work quietly in the background so you can stay present with your guests, stepping in gently when needed to create relaxed...

OWLPEN MANOR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER I’m always genuinely delighted when couples get in touch about Owlpen Manor wedding photography. Owlpen Manor is one of those rare venues that feels quietly special the moment you arrive — tucked away in the Cotswolds countryside, full of character, history, and set in beautiful Cotswolds nature that is hugely popular for couples seeking a venue. As a photographer, it’s the kind of place that really lends itself to my approach. I work in a relaxed, natural, documentary way, focusing on real moments as they unfold rather than directing or staging them....