I’ve been to more weddings than I can count at this point, and you start to notice a bit of a pattern. There are things that happen at almost every single one… not because couples love them, but because they feel like they’re part of the deal. And look, if you do love them, crack on. It’s your day. No judgment here. But if you’re on the fence about any of this, consider this your permission slip to quietly stick a few of these in the bin by breaking wedding traditions.

Most people think they’re booking a Wedding Photographer, someone to take photos of their special day. Nice and simple. Turn up, take a few pictures, go home. That’s the expectation anyway... The reality is very different.

This is the part of wedding planning no one really warns you about. You get plenty of advice on budgets, timings, and colour schemes. What doesn’t come with instructions is what happens when you bring a lot of history, opinions, and complicated relationships into one room and politely ask everyone to celebrate together.

Grateful, knackered, inspired, and ready for what’s next. As the year winds down and my inbox finally quietens a bit, it feels like the perfect time to stop, breathe, and look back by reflecting on 2025, which has just flown past.

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.

As a photographer, I've seen my fair share of unique weddings, but when Amelia and Ben reached out to me with their Lego-themed wedding concept, I knew we were in for something truly special.

his week it's all about the epic wedding of Tyler and Connor, who were the lucky winners of this years Win Your Wedding through Perfect Brides

So it's the turn of the lovely Lance and Angela, who tied the knot at The Boathouse, just outside of Great Yarmouth. The boathouse is a stunning venue that as you would expect looks out over a vast lake. It's a lovely modern venue packed with charm, fantastic views, and a genuinely lovely place to get married.

I wanted to take some time to talk about the wedding of Matt and Corin, which I attended last week at the stunning Hogarths Stone Manor Hotel in Kidderminster.

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.

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

Read about Robyn and Craig who got married in Saint Neots, a little town nestled away in the depths of Cambridgeshire.

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

Beth and Carl broke the mould, and had it been published in print, I can only imagine it would have been a real page-turner that sold out in minutes. Their day came with a ton of laughter, smiles and even the odd surprise appearance.

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

This is a wedding I've been looking forward to for a while now, and it's one that feels like it's been in the diary forever, as I booked their special day way back at the Charnwood Arms wedding fayre around 2 years ago now!

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.

We're going to talk about the lovely Ellie and Nick and their wedding at Bourton Hall