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Professional wedding photography based in Oxfordshire.
Details
Products and Services
Back-up Equipment
Bridal Prep Shots
Digital Editing / Airbrushing
Flexible Hours on the Day
Images on DVD
Images on USB
Large Group Shots
Last-minute Orders
Online Proofing
Personal Online Gallery
Photo Printing
Pre-wedding Consultation
Pre-wedding Venue Visit
Stay Through Dancing
Stay Through Speeches
Photography Style
Artistic
Dramatic
Modern
Reportage / Documentary
Traditional / Classic
Pricing & Costs
Reviews
Full Description
- Welcome to the home of professional Wedding photography for Oxfordshire and beyond. Experienced, award winning, creative, stylish, fun and sometimes candid memorable images. Capturing your planned and wonderful split second moments. Exploring every oppotunity to maximise the beauty, joy and atmosphere of your very special day. Multiple cameras and lenses to ensure a wide variety of compositions and effects. Capture the full story by including the optional Wedding preparations coverage. Extend coverage right through to the couple leaving. Every package includes DVD(s) of all the high resolution images. Wedding albums are optional. Stylish Italian Wedding albums or coffee table Photobook. Many example to view. It's all in the detail and the preparation so everyone is nicely relaxed on the day but having the complete flexibility to embrace any sudden ideas as we go. Please call or email to first check if your chosen date is still free. If the date is free we'll then arrange to get together to discuss your requirements and offer our experienced professsional advice.
Experience
Year Business Was Established2009# Of Weddings HostedMore than 50# Of People In Team1Public Liability InsuranceYes
Press & Awards
(2)
Photos
(10)
Location & Contact Details
FAQ
(10)
What is your most memorable wedding?
One of my Weddings where the BBC also filmed the Wedding, (behind me of course) for a BBC behind the scenes series. Big Wedding with 5 Bridesmaids, 2 best men, 4 ushers etc. Interesting start as one of the cars with 3 of the bridesmaids got lost and so was about 40 minutes late starting, (got it back on track though). 40 piece brass band, (tricky when co-ordinating the group shots) massive marquee and grounds so quite an area to cover.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
creative, different, interesting, modern, fun
What about your business are you most proud of?
The images. It's all about the photos f the 'moments'... We also have a high spec 4K film service. Call for details.
What is your #1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Allow a comfortable amount of time in your itinerary, otherwise if anything overuns you start to get stressed when you really want to relax abd have fun all day. So, don't try to do too much. Less is more. Quality rather than quantity.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
I do a 'walkabout' just with the bride and groom to extract them from everything for a while so they cn focus on each other for 15/20 minutes. No looking at the camera. Natural shots, great back drops, great personal moments, hugs & kisses.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Its all about the preparation. If you get this right you have a great base plan but have the flexibility on the day to go in whatever direction is required.
What is the #1 photo that you think every couple should take?
Head a and shoulders shot but not kissing, (because you typically can't see enough of both). I want to capture the Love and passion the couple have for each through their eyes, (windows to the soul). I use angles, perspective and choose a great back drop.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
All sorts really but one I suggest often is the 'rugby scrum' shot. Me on my back with a 'fisheye' lens and all the guys crowding around then the girls turn. Always a fun shot. Also, I have a 300mm F2.8 with a 2x to make it 600mm for overcoming difficult circumstances, (Church's where you can't be up the front) or just very long close up wedding breakfast shots etc.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Switch to Plan B discussed during the Wedding preparations stage mentioned earlier. Use the best aspects of the Wedding Venue or even a facility close by.
Describe how you got into photography.
Travelled the world with my Brother, (another keen photographer) in my youth shooting on 35mm slides. Doing our own developing and printing. I still ave my Nikon EM & FM film cameras.
Bridebook benefits
- Bridebook Discount: 10%
- Bridebook Special Offer: 10% discount when booking through Bridebook