A wedding photographer does more than take pictures—they capture the essence of the day. Long after the flowers have wilted and the dress is packed away, your photographs will remain, telling the story of your wedding as it truly was. The laughter, the quiet moments, the fleeting glances—these are the details you’ll want to remember.

It’s tempting to cut costs by going for a budget photographer, but experience matters. Weddings move fast, and not every photographer has the skill to adapt to shifting light, unpredictable weather, or those moments that happen in a split second. A cheaper option might mean missed memories or images that don’t do the day justice. And when the cake is eaten and the décor is gone, what you’ll have left are the photographs—so they need to be worth it.

A seasoned professional knows how to work discreetly, anticipate key moments, and deliver images that feel as special as the day itself. The right photographer brings not just technical ability, but also an understanding of people, space, and storytelling.

Things to Consider When Choosing Your Photographer

• Does their style feel right? Every photographer sees the world differently. Do their images capture weddings in a way that resonates with you? Do they feel effortless, natural, and full of life?
• Do they have real wedding experience? A wedding is a unique, fast-paced environment. Someone who’s shot dozens—if not hundreds—of them will know how to handle anything the day throws at them.
• Do past couples recommend them? Testimonials tell you more than just whether the photos were good. They reveal how the photographer worked on the day—calm, professional, discreet. That matters.
• Is their pricing clear? No surprises, no hidden fees—just straightforward pricing that lets you plan with confidence.
• Do you actually like them? You’ll be spending a lot of time with your photographer on the day. Feeling at ease with them makes a difference.

If you’re planning your wedding and want to talk through your options, get in touch. No pressure, just a chat.