You know how it is — when you love something, you love it hard. 

As a wedding photographer in London, that’s how I feel about documenting my brilliant couples in all of their glory on their wedding day.

I adore getting to know you in the run-up, so that you can have the full trust you need going into your wedding day.

I love hearing about the ways you’re going to weave your personality into your celebrations, whether it’s in the things you’re doing or the things you’re deciding to leave out. And then I’m over the moon when I capture you and your loved ones doing your thing, with the perfect light and framing.

For couples who prefer being in the storyline to being in the spotlight 

I know you don’t want to spend most of your day taking posed photos that don’t feel like “you”, so I won’t ask you to. In fact, when I started out as a photographer, I thought this was the only way wedding photography could be, so I avoided it. Luckily, I realised it could be much more organic, observational, and human, and I haven’t looked back since.

Instead, you’ll spend your time soaking up the emotion and the laughter of your love and your people, and I’ll capture these moments to tell your story as it is, thoughtfully and unobtrusively.

London wedding photographer documenting couples with care and honesty.

This is a space for you to be your whole self 

Whether you’re into tabletop games or arthouse cinema, video games or novels, knitting on the sofa or being at the barrier for a gig.

If I’m not photographing a wedding in London or doing one of these things myself, you might also find me reading tarot for my friends or pointing out the moon to people (similarly to when you see a dog stretch and have to say “big stretch”: I don’t make the rules).

Natural, observational photography focused on connection, people, and real moments.

— Toria and Ed (and Alfie-pup)

"On the day, she blended in, sharing a dance with our guests, putting even the most camera-shy at ease and not missing a moment."

Days out scouring London coffee shops for the best vegan pastries & charity shops for secondhand gems

Seeing a song live after singing it at top volume in the car for months prior

|

Everything Everywhere All At Once
Dead Poets Society
School of Rock

books

films

Circe by Madeleine Miller
His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
Doppelganger by Naomi Klein

Now it’s your turn

London wedding photographer documenting couples with care and honesty. Natural, observational photography focused on connection, people, and real moments.