Every wedding is different, so I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all answer. Most of my couples choose coverage that allows me to tell the story of the whole day — from those lovely, slightly chaotic morning preparations through to the dancing.

If you're unsure how much coverage you'll need, we'll talk it through. I'll help you work out what makes sense for your plans rather than simply selling you more hours.

Honestly? You're in very good company.

Most of my couples tell me this before their wedding. You don't need to know how to pose, where to put your hands or what you're supposed to do.

I'll gently guide you when you need it, give you prompts rather than rigid poses and keep things relaxed. My aim is for you to spend far more time enjoying yourselves than thinking about the camera.

Usually around 20–30 minutes in total, although we can split this throughout the day rather than disappearing for one long block.

I'll also make the most of beautiful pockets of light when they naturally appear — sometimes five minutes here and there can create some of my favourite photographs.

Absolutely.

I'll help you create a sensible list of the family and group photographs you'd like, organise everyone on the day and keep things moving so you're not standing around for ages.

Once they're done, you can get straight back to the celebrations.

Yes. I love photographing the little things you've spent so much time choosing — your dress, flowers, stationery, rings, tables, venue details and all the tiny touches that make the day yours.

I'll photograph these naturally alongside everything else happening around them.

We embrace it. ☔️

I'll always keep an eye on the weather and look for the best light and locations available to us. If we need to adapt the plan, we simply do.

And sometimes the photographs created because of the rain end up being some of the most beautiful of the day.

Absolutely. They're a huge part of what I do.

I'll be watching for the moments you don't necessarily realise are happening — a glance between your parents, your friends laughing during the speeches, a hand on someone's shoulder, your partner looking at you when you aren't looking back.

Those little moments often become the photographs you treasure most.

Yes!

I photograph weddings across Suffolk, Norfolk and beyond, and I'm very happy to travel for weddings elsewhere in the UK.

I've photographed weddings away from home before, so if you're planning something further afield, I'd love to hear about it.

Yes, when it's appropriate for the wedding.

A second photographer can be particularly useful for larger weddings, bigger bridal parties or when you'd like more of those little moments happening simultaneously captured.

I'll always recommend what I think will work best for your day rather than adding something simply because it's an option.