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.

Chloe and Bill were looking for a new photographer for their big day, after being messed around by a supplier she'd already booked with.

Just a couple of weeks ago now, I had the absolute pleasure of capturing the wedding of Cloe and Charlie who tied the knot at the Leicester City Registry office.

If I had a gun held to my head and I had to describe the wedding of Tom and Emma in 2 words, those 2 words would be without a doubt: Perfect and Sticky.

This week I want to talk about the lovely Andy and Sam who tied the knot at a venue that's quickly turning out to be one of my regular favourites, Sketchly Grange in Burbage, Hinckley.

Lets talk about the lovely Gemma and Jake, who tied the knot all the way in Portsmouth!

Adam and Charlotte got married in the beautiful sunshine last week at the Manor Hotel, just a stone's throw away from the NEC in Birmingham

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!

Last weekend's wedding at Worksop registry office was an absolute delight, and Angela and Dale, the lovely couple I had the pleasure of photographing, were truly fantastic.

I can't wait to share the heartwarming love story of Georgia and Tom, who chose to say "I do" at the ever-charming Glenfield registry office

Get ready to hear the story of an amazing couple, Stephen and Craig, who said their "I do's" last weekend at the stunning Sandwell Registry Office.

Andy and Sam tied the knot just over 2 weeks ago, at the Village Hotel in Maidstone.

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 love a bit of sunshine, so capturing Ian and Debbie's wedding at the Sketchley Grange Hotel in Hinckley was an absolute joy.

A registrar is a government official authorised to perform and oversee civil ceremonies, such as weddings.