Hello, I’m Dom

Here to help you get beautiful wedding photos you’ll treasure

With an eye for detail and an instinct for storytelling, coupled with a friendly yet dicreet presence on the day, my approach ensures I capture all those special moments, while never taking the limelight away from you.

The heirloom-quality images I deliver afterwards bring memories of the emotion and beauty of your day flooding back for years to come.

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Painting of Salisbury Cathedral by John Constable

Salisbury Cathedral, by John Constable

Fine art inspired

The best artists seek inspiration beyond their immediate peers. That’s why my Instagram feed includes many of the leading fine art wedding photographers in the world, such as KT Merry and Jen Huang Bogan. 

They immerse themselves in masterworks of the past. From my youth, I’ve loved novels by Thomas Hardy and Jane Austen; paintings by Constable, Canaletto and Degas; and music by Elgar, Rachmaninov and Beethoven rather than the Beatles, even though wedding guests regularly tell me I look like Paul McCartney!

Client focused

Successful artists also receive guidance from the best in the business. I’m a long-standing member of wedding guru Kelly Mortimer’s community, The Next Level. I’ve also taken part in mentorship programmes with leading US photographers Rebecca Yale and D’Arcy Benincosa, as well as rising Canadian star, Luke Cleland.

Bridal couple make out in corner of great hall in Euridge Manor
Oriental couple in wedding dress on the Pont Aleandre III

Your experience, elevated

Here’s what my blend of artistry and client service means for you:

  • careful preparation
  • open and responsive communications
  • discretion on the day and gentle guidance when needed
  • friendly cooperation with fellow suppliers
  • a capable team of creatives for larger weddings
  • prompt delivery of beautiful fine-art inspired photographs afterwards

What sets me apart

A bride greets her bridegroom at their wedding in Romsey Abbey

If you’re planning a church or cathedral wedding, I’d be a great choice. I sing in the choir at Romsey Abbey, so I understand the significance of religious spaces, including those of other faiths, and how to behave while taking photographs without causing offence to members of the clergy.

We were getting married in London, so were looking for a photographer who understood the importance to us of our day, the significance of our special venue, and how to work in a very formal environment. We highly recommend Dom, especially if you’re planning a church wedding, for his helpful approach, ability to get on with everyone and high-end photographic style.

Annabelle & Oli
Bride, groom, bridesmaids and groomsmen outside Romsey Abbey

As a historical record of your family and circle of friends, group photos are among the most important images from your day. I enjoy taking them, and ensure I arrange everyone in a flattering way. And to make it more fun and memorable for you and your friends, I love creating Vanity Fair style group photos.

Langstone Quays wedding – first look

The principles that guide me

You’re the star guests

Your wedding is all about you, your family and friends, not me. I’m there to serve you by chronicling your day in beautiful photographs with creativity, flexibility and discretion.

Keep it simple

Organising your wedding is probably going to be stressful at times for you, so I make everything to do with photography as simple for you as I can. I’m happy to keep in touch with you in the way you prefer, whether that’s email, WhatsApp or phone. You can pay online and if you have a query at any point, you’re always welcome to contact me.

This matters

I hope my work helps in a small way to cement your marriage. By looking back at your wedding photographs in the coming years, your memories will come flooding back – all those moments from  your special day, the people who supported you and what first drew you both together. 

I cannot praise Dom highly enough for his kind, professional and courteous manner. 
Holly

FAQ

How far in advance should we book you?

Most couples book 9–18 months in advance and my availability is limited, so I recommend enquiring as soon as you have booked your venue (or even beforehand).

How long will you stay on the day?

This really depends on your wedding plans. I’m typically with you from your morning preparations until sometime after your first dance. I can of course extend my coverage at either end of the day if you wish.

If you’re planning a weekend of celebrations, I can be there on multiple days. And if you’re planning a shorter, elopement-style wedding (not on a summer Saturday), I’m also happy to serve you.

How long does it take to receive our photos?

I’ll send you a sneak preview a couple of days after your wedding, with the full gallery delivered in around 4-6 weeks. Turnaround times can be slightly longer after peak season during the summer.

How much do you charge?

This depends on the coverage you need. It ranges from multi-day celebrations to local elopement-style ceremonies.

Most of my couples choose coverage from the morning until the evening reception. This is currently £1495 for dates in 2026.

Full details of packages

What makes you different?

Whereas others deliver on-trend photos – high contrast, in-your-face, perhaps with a filter that turns your skin bright orange – I strive to create art that’s more timeless. I describe my work as fine-art inspired since I draw inspiration from the great masters of the past – portraiture, music, architecture.

I’ve photographed stylish weddings across Southern England and Europe – always with a discreet, professional approach.

As a historical record of your family and circle of friends, I believe group photos are among the most important images from your day. It’s what the next generation will especially enjoy looking at. I enjoy taking them, and I take care to arrange everyone in a flattering way. And to make it more fun and memorable for you and your friends, I love creating Vanity Fair style group photos.

Being a church musician myself, I have a particular affinity with church and cathedral weddings andunderstand the significance of religious spaces, including those of other faiths, and how to behave while taking photographs without causing offence to members of the clergy.

I wear a dark suit and tie to weddings; it’s a good way to blend in with you and your guests, and all the pockets are very useful!

While serious-minded and outwardly formal, I’m friendly and approachable – here to make your day as easy and enjoyable for you as I can.