Manchester Wedding Photographer

Above all … fun, Fun, FUN!

I really want you to enjoy your wedding photography, and having me join you on your wedding day. Gone are the stuffy approaches to photography, and in is laughter and love!

Most of the day I’m in the background documenting your wedding day, but I’m a confident individual, so I’ll chat to your guests to put them at ease and we’ll share giggles during your couple photographs.

The end photographs will be elegant, well composed and framed and show how much love there was for you, and between you.

I’ve always said I’d not go beyond Mars, so if you’re looking at Jupiter or Saturn for your wedding, it’s probably too far for me.

Seriously though, it doesn’t matter where you are planning on getting married. Around 50% of my weddings are in the North West. The reminder are dotted around the country and abroad.

For a full day wedding .. from the start to the end!

More specifically, wedding days are usually around 10 to 11 hours.

This is usually 2-3 hours before the ceremony to half an hour after the first dance. But if something exciting is happening later on, I’ll not ditch you … and I always check that we’ve finished everything before I leave.

If you choose a three-quarter day, you may choose for me to not cover the bridal preparation or the first dance. So, I’d either be there from the bridal preparation to the speeches, or the ceremony to the first dance.

After years of photographing weddings, I’ve developed a new sense; knowing which photos will matter to you.

I find the right amount is something over 400 photos. They’re all delivered in high resolution, and not watermarked. Uniquely, you get these in both colour and black & white.

If you would like one, you can also opt for a beautiful bespoke wedding album after the wedding.. but I find it’s better to see and feel your photos before deciding on this.

Of course you’d like to put a face to a name, and the same for me. I want to make sure I’m the right photographer for you.

I live near Warrington in Cheshire, and you’re encouraged to visit so we can get to know each other. If you can’t, we can make use of technology and do a FaceTime or Skype call.

For now, please get in touch by email or phone.