I know how it feels when you’re planning a wedding — the spreadsheet grows by the day and every number seems too high. So when you see the cost of photography, it’s easy to think, “That’s a lot for just one day.”
But it isn’t just one day. It’s everything that comes after it.

What You’re Really Paying For

When you book me, you’re not paying for a few hours with a camera. You’re paying for:

• Preparation: Getting to know you, planning the timings, understanding your story.

• Professional kit: Cameras that can handle dark churches, bright sun, and wild dance floors.

• Editing: Thousands of shots carefully reviewed and refined until your story feels complete.

• Experience: Knowing when to lead, when to blend in, and how to catch those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments.

The Calm in the Chaos

A wedding can be a beautiful blur. My job is to keep it calm, organised, and fun — especially when wrangling big family groups. Anyone can take photos; not everyone can guide a day without getting in the way.

Why I Believe in This So Strongly

When my wife and I got married, we went for a budget photographer. The photos were fine — some even great — but the ones that never got taken are the ones that matter most now. A few faces we’ll never see again. Moments that only happened once. That’s why I say photography is an investment, not a cost. You’re not paying for pictures; you’re preserving your story.

What Lasts

The music stops. The food’s gone. The flowers fade. But your photographs? They stay. They’ll be the way you remember the day — and the way future generations will see it too.
That’s why I do what I do. Because your story deserves to be remembered beautifully.

Find out more about how I can help you invest in your wedding memories here!