One of the biggest surprises couples have when they start planning their wedding is just how early photographers get booked. You secure your dream venue, start getting excited about outfits, décor and the general vibe, and then suddenly you realise suppliers are disappearing faster than the last roast potato at a Sunday dinner. And honestly, I do not blame you for being surprised. Nobody tells you this stuff until you are already knee deep in Pinterest boards and timeline str

If you’re planning a wedding in the UK, let’s be honest: rain is basically a guaranteed guest. But before you panic about soggy dresses and ruined hair, let me reassure you — rain on your wedding day doesn’t mean your photos are doomed.

Picking your wedding photographer is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make. Bigger than flowers, bigger than table favours, bigger than whether Uncle Dave gets to sing on the mic after three pints. Your photos are what you’ll still have long after the last bit of cake has been eaten, so choosing the right person matters.

Wedding photography is not about stiff poses anymore. It is about energy, story and personality. Couples book me because they want photos that feel alive and modern, something they will look back on and grin at rather than a gallery of formal smiles.

First of all, congratulations! If you're reading this, chances are you've just said "Yes!" and are basking in that post-engagement glow. But now that the initial excitement is settling, you're probably wondering, "Where do I even start?".

Planning your wedding day can be an exciting but overwhelming task. One key to a smooth and stress-free celebration is crafting a timeline that ensures everything flows seamlessly.

It’s tempting to pinch a few pennies where you can, and budget-friendly wedding suppliers might seem like a steal. But when it comes to wedding photography – the one thing that will preserve your big day forever – bargain-hunting can lead to heartbreak.

This past weekend, the Jonathan David Photography team packed up our cameras, albums, and maybe a sneaky bag of snacks and headed to the National Wedding Fayre for the very first time at the NAEC Stoneleigh

Happy New Year, and welcome to 2025! The confetti’s barely hit the floor, and here we are already buzzing with excitement for what’s coming up.

We've got the fantastic Charlotte at Big Occasion Events in for a guest blog on why you should absolutely be considering an independent wedding planner for your big day!

Okay, I'll be honest, I'm running a LITTLE behind on these blogs, but for good reason, we've been very busy! So let me give you a catch up of what we have been up to...

It's no secret that today we are attending the Wedding Fayre at Charnwood Arms, Coalville and that gives us all the more reason this week to talk about Wedding Fayres and what you as the Bride and Groom can get out of them.

In a total plot twist, today's blog isn't about the classic "father of the bride" or "father of the groom" role. Nope, it's about yours truly stepping into the limelight!

Father's Day is a special occasion that allows us to express gratitude and celebrate the incredible role that fathers play in our lives.

I speak to lots and lots of couples on a day-to-day basis and I'm privileged enough to be included in both the good and bad aspects of...

Picture this, it's the evening of Saturday the 18th of march, you're standing in the middle of the supermarket, looking over the...

Blimey, this week has been hugely busy, and we've been absolutely inundated with enquiries and bookings for the coming year right the way...

Well, this is a bit of a rarity for me, but I've pre-written the next 2 weeks blogs as I'm taking the brief break in-between weddings to...