Madeleine and Izaac’s wedding at Folly Farm Centre was quiet in all the best ways - deeply emotional, creatively personal, and full of those small, meaningful moments that stay with you. With handmade details by the bride, the wild Somerset wind, and a nearly chaotic smoke grenade moment, the day unfolded with a kind of grounded magic. Nothing felt forced, everything felt intentional. It wasn’t about being bold or dramatic, it was about feeling true to them. And I left with a full heart (and slightly windblown hair).

Michelle and Andy’s summer wedding at Crowcombe Court was full of heart, laughter, and golden evening light. From emotional vows to hilarious speeches and a buzzing Mr & Mrs game, every part of the day felt genuinely personal and full of energy. Even with 30-degree heat, everyone leaned into the celebration with joy and love. The venue looked incredible in the sunshine, and the late summer light gave us the dreamiest portraits. It was the kind of day I’ll be thinking about for a long time.

Leacarla and Carl’s wedding at St. Audries Park was an emotional, joy-filled whirlwind from the very first moment. From heartfelt wedding prep to bingo in the middle of the day (yes, really), every part of their celebration felt honest and full of life. The lush grounds and soft light set the scene for romantic portraits, while personal vows and meaningful speeches brought out the tears and laughter. It wasn’t about perfection - it was about connection. And being there to capture it all was something truly special.

I’m so excited to share that I recently joined the I Do & Updos podcast to chat all things wedding photography! From cinematic drone shots and candid moments to the heart behind my editing style, this episode dives into what really matters when capturing a wedding day. We also touched on some tips for couples, like how to plan for golden hour or find the right photographer for your vibe. Being featured felt like a genuine honour - and honestly, just so much fun. It’s a lovely listen whether you’re planning your day or just love a good behind-the-scenes moment.

Sam and Ella’s wedding at The Swan Hotel in Wells was the perfect blend of relaxed summer vibes and heartfelt moments. From a sun-drenched ceremony to golden hour portraits through the cobbled streets of Wells, every part of their day felt easy and joyful. The surprise arrival of their dog Nico during speeches was a show-stealing highlight that had everyone grinning. The venue’s charm, paired with the couple’s energy, made for a wedding that just felt right. It was one of those days that leaves you smiling long after it’s over.

Louise and Christian’s wedding at The Cider Barn was pure joy from start to finish. With laughter-filled bridal prep, golden hour portraits, and a dance floor that absolutely delivered, this celebration had all the good energy you could hope for. Set at the beautiful Dillington Estate in Somerset, the day balanced rustic charm with heartfelt moments and unforgettable fun. Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit - it only made the sunset even sweeter. It was one of those weddings where every moment just felt right.

Choosing a wedding photography style isn’t just about the look - it’s about how your memories will feel when you look back. From traditional portraits to candid documentary storytelling, each style captures your day in a different light. Whether you’re camera-shy, laid-back, or love a little editorial flair, there’s a style that fits your vibe. This guide breaks down the most popular wedding photography styles, including the rise of candid documentary photography. It’s all about helping you find the approach that reflects your story best.

Chessie and James’ wedding at Rockbeare Manor was the perfect blend of elegance, heartfelt emotion, and relaxed joy. From private vows to golden hour portraits, every moment was full of meaning. The venue’s bright interiors and open grounds made for a stunning backdrop from start to finish. Adding in their sweet Dalmatian, Toby, brought a whole new level of charm to the day. This was one of those weddings that felt as special as it looked - and I’d go back to Rockbeare Manor in a heartbeat.

Joanna and Mark’s Kingscote Barn wedding was everything a countryside celebration should be - joyful, relaxed, and full of heart. With DIY details, sunset views, and a dance floor to remember, it was the kind of day that felt as good as it looked. The barn’s natural beauty paired perfectly with their personal touches, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from start to finish. Guests of all ages were wrapped up in the joy, from teary toasts to late-night laughs. It was a celebration that truly reflected who they are - genuine, down-to-earth, and completely in love.

Naomi and Nick’s wedding at Folly Farm Centre was a perfect blend of intimate moments and lively celebrations. From a private woodland ceremony with close family to golden hour portraits in the stunning countryside, their personalised day captured warmth, joy, and timeless beauty. Discover how this rustic venue created the ideal backdrop for their unforgettable wedding.

Gavin and Sam’s wedding at The Great Barn was a celebration filled with fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments. From their untraditional ceremony to playful wedding games and stunning couple portraits, every part of their day was uniquely theirs. Read on to see how this incredible couple made their big day unforgettable!

As a wedding photographer, I’ve had the privilege of capturing love stories in some stunning locations, but Sandy Cove Hotel truly stands out as one of the most breathtaking venues I’ve had the pleasure of working at. Situated on the dramatic cliffs of North Devon, Sandy Cove Hotel offers spectacular views of the ocean and the surrounding coastline, making it the perfect backdrop for a wedding celebration. Terri and Sam’s wedding was a beautiful blend of romance, fun, and unforgettable moments that were a joy to capture.