FAQ's

A wedding isn’t just an event, it’s a deeply felt experience, something to be truly present with. My approach is gentle and intuitive, allowing me to quietly move within the rhythm of your day, capturing the quiet, intimate moments that often go unnoticed. Not the posed or expected, but the fleeting, meaningful moments that carry the real weight of love. I’m not there to focus on group photos or orchestrated traditions. My heart is set on the in-between those quiet, powerful glimpses of connection that speak to the essence of two people choosing each other. I want to capture your mum’s tears as she watches you embrace your sister while getting ready. The awe in the flower girl’s eyes as you wait, steady and full of love. Your dad’s familiar laugh, or your grandmother’s warm smile. But most of all, I want to hold space for the emotional current that flows between you both throughout the day, the nervous anticipation, the tender glances, the overwhelming joy. That’s what I want to capture.

I don’t believe your wedding day should be shaped around a restricted clock. That’s why I don’t set an hourly limit. I’m there with you from the quiet excitement of getting ready in the morning, to the joy and chaos of the dance floor. I’ll move with your day, not against it, flexible, present, and ready to capture it all as it naturally unfolds.

Absolutely! I always prefer to meet with my couples before making any commitment. It's important that I suit your wedding style and needs. Your photographer and videographer are the two people you'll see the most of, so it's important you're comfortable with them.

Yes I do, but I do not add them to your film. Speeches and vows do not suit the style of wedding video I create, as I feel they can 'break' the mood I like to set. However, included in your package is a video of your vows and speeches.

Of course you should. Everyone is different and as much as I love my films to look natural its still good to know what angles you prefer and to keep an eye out for anything you're not too sure about.

Just me. Avoiding a big team of camera people is key to capturing the intimate and natural side of your wedding.