Documentary at heart, with an editorial eye. I came to weddings through film school and fashion, and that background still shapes how I see.

A short call first, so we can talk through your day and make sure it feels right on both sides. If you'd like to go ahead, I'll send over a proposal with everything included and a contract. Your date is confirmed once that's signed and the deposit is paid.

Most couples get in touch anywhere from six to eighteen months out. I don't hold dates without a signed agreement and deposit, so if you're set on a date, it's worth getting in touch sooner rather than later.

Mostly candid. I'll give a gentle nudge if it genuinely helps - where to stand for the light, a small suggestion during portraits - but I'm not too interested in manufacturing a moment. Most of what ends up in your gallery happens while you've forgotten I'm there.

Yes, happily. I'd just ask you to keep the list to the people who matter most - it keeps things efficient and means we're not spending half the afternoon on it.

Yes - 35mm alongside digital. Film is available as an add-on so you can choose how much of it you want in your gallery.

Film goes to the lab the next available working day after your wedding. Processing and scanning usually takes around a week.

A first look - a small selection of favourites - lands in your inbox within 24 hours. Your full gallery follows within eight weeks.

I do. Alongside full day coverage, I offer packages built for register office weddings, smaller celebrations - get in touch and I'll put something together for your day specifically.

Yes. In the rare event I genuinely couldn't make it, I'd arrange a photographer I know and trust to cover you, and you'd know about it well in advance.

Entirely up to you. I'd gently suggest an unplugged ceremony - you get faces looking at you rather than phone screens - but it's your call.

A hot meal if a day runs long, which your catering team can usually arrange.

Yes - public liability and professional indemnity cover, in case your venue asks.

Yes, if I've got time in the timeline before guests arrive. I want to ensure all the thoughtful details you’ve worked hard to plan before the celebrations begin.