My work sits between documentary and editorial photography—capturing moments as they naturally unfold while creating space for imagery that feels refined, timeless, and intentional. The result is a collection of photographs that not only tell the story of your wedding, but preserve the atmosphere, emotion, and beauty of being there.

Drawing from a background in filmmaking, portraiture, and fashion photography, my approach is shaped by light, composition, and observation. I’m constantly looking for the moments between moments—the glance across a room, the movement of a dress in the evening light, the quiet pause before everything begins.

While I’ll offer guidance when needed, I believe the strongest photographs come from genuine connection rather than constant direction. My role is to anticipate, observe, and create images that feel effortless while remaining deeply personal.

Alongside digital photography, I work with both 35mm and medium format film. Not out of nostalgia, but because I enjoy the process. Film asks you to slow down, observe more carefully, and trust your instincts. There is a nuance to it, the way it sees light, colour, and atmosphere, that continues to inspire the way I photograph weddings.

I’m drawn to celebrations where beauty is found in both the grand and the understated. Whether an intimate gathering in the countryside or a multi-day destination wedding abroad, my focus remains the same: creating photographs that feel as relevant in thirty years as they do today.