Ceremony-only wedding photography

Planning call

About a month before your wedding, let’s have a phone call to go through the details of your day. So that I can try to use them on the day, I ask for the names of the key people in your wedding party.

Your wedding ceremony and afterwards

If you’re arriving from home, I photograph you stepping out of the car and take candid shots of you and and your bridesmaids getting into position. Then it’s the moment: your walk up the aisle.

After you’ve signed the registers and walked down the aisle together, it’s time for your confetti throw. For best results, look up, smile a lot and kiss half-way through!

After your wedding

You’ll receive half a dozen edited sneak peeks the next day to share with family and friends.

My editing process involves making an initial selection from the photos I take at your wedding. This is further whittled down during the editing process. Photos with promise go through exposure adjustments, colour corrections, distortion removal and cropping. This ensures you receive well-lit, balanced compositions with pleasing colours and flattering skin tones.

I remove dust spots and some background distractions if practical, like Fire Exit signs. When needed, I use Photoshop to remove larger distractions and ensure key people in important photos are looking the right way.

As a rule, for every hour I spend taking photos at a wedding, I will spend a further two or three hours refining them. I will never send you unedited wedding photos. 

You should receive your edited photos within a month of your wedding, first in an online gallery and then as a digital download.