Pre-Wedding Meeting/Questionnaire
I see your wedding as a "collaboration" I don't come with rules or ideas about how it should be, should or should not look, because then that’s not your wedding. It's your day so it's your way. However, I will offer guidance and help if needs be.
With a good plan, the wedding photography will go easily. If the weather does not cooperate or something does not got to plan I go with the flow along with you

Typically, I start by photographing the bridal preparations, capturing the natural build-up to the day, together with any accessories and those important details carefully chosen by you.

Once you are ready, we can take a couple of portraits of you looking your absolute best and then capture the excitement of a bridal reveal (if you wish).

I then head to the ceremony and photograph the groom and the arrival of the guests.
This process will help you to experience each other's mornings after the wedding!

I understand that you may like some formal photographs and groups shots. If these are required, I suggest this takes place straight after the ceremony.

Things happen at a weddings that make it your wedding and unique to you, if I’m busy ordering people around and lining them up for formal group shots I’m going to miss those things. Your feet will hurt and your face will be tired from smiling but you will have photographs to treasure for a lifetime

Keep it simple. Keep it real.

My approach to wedding photography is all about capturing you at your best and the moments that matter.
However, I see your wedding as a collaboration so I always suggest planning two Bride & Groom portrait sessions. One before the wedding breakfast and another later in the day.

This, not only gives you the chance for some quality time together but will give you two completely different sets of images. Taking advantage of the evening light and surrounding locations helps provided a fantastic end to your wedding photos.

These are the types of images my couples call "WOW" and proudly hand on their walls.