I got involved in wedding photography by being talked into being an official wedding photographer a few times by friends. My approach is fairly informal, and is often described as a reportage style. Since everyone is always so happy with the results, and I rather enjoy it, I changed my policy, and am now willing to accept commissions.
My approach is rather different to that of most other professional wedding photographers in the UK: I charge a reasonable amount for the time I spend taking and processing the pictures, rather than charging ridiculous amounts for prints, or forcing you to buy a package with an expensive album. Because of this, I am willing to give you the negatives or high-resolution digital files.
Please note: I am not accepting any bookings in the UK beyond October 2005, as I'm planning on leaving the country. If you like my style of photography, I would recommend talking to Tom Catchesides & Helen Bartlett and Jean-Luc Benazet.
These pictures are from a few weddings I have covered, starting with the most recent. If you're looking for a particular wedding, and can't see it here, you could try searching by month, as weddings shot mostly on film generally don't appear here.
Click on any image to see a larger version, or on a title to see all images from that event.
Caroline & Alan's wedding was held in March 2005 at the beautiful Wimpole Hall.
Lucy and Daniel got married just before Christmas 2004, in the magnificent chapel of St John's College, and went on to have a reception in the Hall.
Fiona and Michael got married at the lovely, but very dim, Goldstone Hall, in Shropshire, in November 2004.
Rebecca and Mat got married at the University Arms, in Cambridge, in November 2004.
Amy and Lukas's wedding was held in October 2004 in the tiny chapel of St Edmund's College, and followed by a reception in the University Arms.