I was lucky enough to have been born into a house full of cameras — there were always lenses and film lying around.
My dad was a photographer, (so you could say it runs in the family!) and some of my earliest memories are of watching him develop film in the darkroom he built at the back of our house, mesmerised by the way images would appear on paper as if by magic.
Photography is all I’ve ever done. I started working when I was 14 alongside my school and college work. I studied Fashion Photography at university and from then went on to join a large photography agency, where I spent the next 10 years. These experiences taught me the art of storytelling and honed my ability to capture authentic, meaningful moments.
I shot my first wedding at 15 with just 10 rolls of film (8 rolls of colour and 2 black-and-white — that was your lot for the day!), and from that point on, I was obsessed with capturing life’s most meaningful moments.
To me, being part of someone’s wedding day is the greatest privilege. My goal is to blend in like a guest who just happens to have a camera, capturing the natural, unscripted moments that make each celebration uniquely yours. From the quiet, emotional glances to the full-on belly laughs, those are the memories you want to hold onto forever.
Your wedding day is made up of moments you can’t plan for. These are the moments you’ll want to remember — the ones that define not just the day but the love you share. My goal is to capture those fleeting, unscripted moments so you can relive them again and again.
When I’m not photographing weddings, I love riding my bike, exploring the woods, and making memories with my two daughters — they’re a constant reminder of how precious life’s fleeting moments really are.
Capturing people living, laughing, and loving continues to be the greatest source of joy in my life, and I am forever honoured and humbled that people choose to share their wedding day with me.
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