Photographing a wedding at Pylewell Park has always been a life goal of mine so when Greg and Jess asked me to be their Pylewell Park wedding photographer I said yes immediately, and was probably almost as excited for their big day as they were!

I’ve got the best job in the world – and nothing proves it more than when I got to photograph Sally and Olly’s Beacon House wedding in Whitstable. A wedding on the beach sounds like the dream, right? What if I told you that Sally and Olly’s wedding day also happened to fall on one…

A stunning wedding at Turvey House in Bedfordshire, featuring emotions across the whole spectrum, fun, dancing, beautiful sun, and an amazing couple.

Emma and Jon got married at Froyle Park, which is a beautiful country house in Hampshire with countryside views. It was a gorgeous day.

Photographing a wedding is always a pleasure, but when Rachel and Tom got in touch to say they were getting married at St John’s Church in Blackheath, I knew it would be a good day.

A beautiful wedding at Islington Town Hall with some stylish and unconventional touches, and a fun, upbeat atmosphere.

A stunning wedding at All Saints Chapel in Eastbourne. Here are some photographs I took that tell the story of Yasmina and Justin’s wedding.

A fun, quirky and stylish wedding between two artistic souls. I photographed it in my natural style, and they did their thing and had a ball!

Paul and Fiona’s awesome wedding at Cambridge Cottage in Kew Gardens was more or less a dream to photograph. Paul had actually proposed to Fiona at Kew Gardens, and they live close by, so it seemed only right that they would get married there.

Jonny and Rosie got married at the awesome Secret Barn in Sussex, and luckily enough, I got to be there to photograph their emotional and fun day and to tell their story.

This beautiful London wedding at The Old Marylebone Town Hall, followed by the Zettor Townhouse was an absolute pleasure to photograph. Intimate or smaller weddings are often more emotional than the larger ones, and this wedding was no different.