A fresh, beautiful portfolio of my favourite work over the last few years.
I love London, its atmosphere and the people!
It’s exciting being the author of your wedding story.
Being a documentary photographer also means blending in with people. A wedding day is so busy and full of moments that even if I am fully visible, people get used to my physical presence to the point that I become invisible…this is exactly what I want. I naturally blend with the guests and capture your story from multiple angles and perspectives.
Moments
The best moments are often the ones nobody notices. A child pulling a face during the speeches, another one exploring a nostril in the middle of the ceremony, the hands of the bride as she gets ready, a dog gazing hopefully at the main course, guests savouring their canapés. These small, funny, tender details are what make a celebration yours, and they’re the ones I love to catch.
Portraits
Even though I’m a documentary photographer, couple portraits matter to me too. We’ll take a relaxed walk together, and you’ll have time to unwind while I give you a little guidance along the way.
This usually happens between the ceremony and the reception and takes only 10 to 15 minutes, so you can get back to your family and friends and enjoy the celebration.
