Situated in the heart of Buckinghamshire in the quaint village of Taplow sits St Nicolas Church. An impressive Victorian mock medieval church with over 1,400 years of history telling the tales of medieval baptisms and buried Saxon treasures. With beautiful stained glass windows, an abundance of natural light, and captivating architecture, this is an incredible place for a wedding ceremony.

Today I found out I have officially been approved as a Rock My Wedding Official Supplier. Rock My Wedding is one of the most popular wedding blogs in the UK, and being a recommended supplier means that you'll be listed on their website as a trusted professional in your field. Every application is thoroughly reviewed to make sure it meets all the guidelines and criteria for becoming a recommended supplier, and not all applications are approved. Which is why I am so excited to have my application approved.

Nestled on 12 acres of landscaped gardens sits the stunning 400-year-old, Goldsborough Hall. This gorgeously presented stately home just outside of Knaresborough provides a secluded and tranquil setting for the most beautiful wedding. With an incredible drawing room for ceremonies, luxurious accommodation and a light and airy orangery for receptions, Goldborough Hall provides a charming and elegant backdrop for any couple’s wedding.

Cotswolds Wedding Photography

When Tom and Holly first got in touch with me about their Cotswolds wedding, I was so thrilled – they were planning a traditional Christian wedding with a church ceremony followed by canapes and drinks for the reception. Tom and Holly wanted relaxed, natural photos of the day and I couldn’t wait to shoot their wedding!

Twyning Park, Tewkesbury

I started the morning at Twyning Park, where both the bride and groom and their parties were getting ready. Twyning Park is a stunning Grade II listed country house overlooking the beautiful River Avon. Giles and his groomsmen wore a very dapper three-piece suit and Jodie wore a beautiful classic white dress and they all looked really incredible.

The Henley Room, Stratford Upon Avon

When Mike and Emma first got in touch with me about their wedding, I was really excited – they were planning a unique and stylish micro wedding with an intimate ceremony and a lovely meal with friends and family for the reception. Mike & Emma really felt my relaxed and natural would be perfect to capture the day and I couldn’t wait to shoot their wedding!

I have been going to The Photography Show since 2016 as both a punter and a speaker and like many people, I was really disappointed when the 2020 show was canceled due to the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. So when the 2021 show was announced for September I was thrilled to be offered the opportunity to present a talk about my approach to wedding photography.

I am super excited to announce I have been asked to give a presentation at this year’s The Photography Show about my approach to documentary photography. The talk will be on Tuesday 21st September at 1.30pm on the Shutter Street stage where I will go into great detail about how I incorporate my love and approach to street photography into my wedding work.

Last night I had the absolute pleasure of presenting a guest talk on behalf of Sony UK and Wilkinson Cameras for the Kendal Photographic society. As a Sony Alpha Creator, I am given amazing opportunities to present talks across the UK about my photographic journey and my approach to documentary wedding photography, and how using the Sony Alpha systems plays an integral part in it all.