Wedding Photography in Hertfordshire
I am an established wedding photographer, capturing beautiful, life-changing moments at weddings across Hertfordshire. My signature “naturally beautiful” shooting style allows me to photograph those candid and spontaneous moments, ensuring no beautiful detail is missed and every personality shines.
With my very personable and friendly approach, I go the extra mile to capture happy couples and joyful family members and celebrate friends in beautiful settings, drawing on my professional experience to ensure everyone feels relaxed and at ease around the camera.
As a former documentary cameraman, one of my strengths is unobtrusively capturing those special, spontaneous moments. I always ensure you and your guests enjoy your special day to the fullest without worrying about where the camera points.
Hertfordshire Portfolio
Kezia & Adam’s Shendish Manor Wedding
The stunning Shendish Manor is a huge country house in Hertfordshire, set amongst acres of gorgeous grounds – the perfect setting for some of my favourite nature shoots. Kezia and Adam’s big day took full advantage of the beautiful surroundings and backdrops, from the historic country home to the sprawling lawns, romantic archways and long grasses.
Clearly head-over-heels, the newlyweds posed for some adorable shots around the Manor before the actual celebrations began. I also captured all the action here, photographing the happy guests naturally and spontaneously as they celebrated the couple’s marriage.
Charlotte & Jamie’s wedding at The Farmhouse at Redcoats
This beautiful barn venue in Hitchin was the stunning setting for this Autumn wedding in Hertfordshire. Charlotte and Jamie’s day was full of unforgettable moments from start to finish, and documenting their love story was a pleasure. They chose an authentic barn set in the picturesque Hertfordshire countryside, and the venue provided a stunning backdrop for their joyous celebration.
If you’re getting married in this stunning part of the world, I’d love to hear from you.
