I’m being honest, I never set out to be a photographer. In fact, I kind of fell into it by accident. I’ve always loved photos—could spend hours flipping through old albums or books filled with black-and-white memories of years gone by. But picking up a camera? Not something I’d ever thought of doing!

Then one beautiful April afternoon, my daughter was born. I turned to my wife, Alice, and said, “Shall we get a camera to capture some images of our daughter?” That simple question set me off on the most amazing and unexpected journey of my life. A few short weeks later, on my birthday (yes, I remember it that well!), we were sitting in a Waterstones bookshop in Bath, casually deciding what new hobbies we should take up. Me? Easy choice—we had a camera, so I’d learn photography. Alice, bless her, decided on whittling. Let’s just say that one didn’t quite stick.

But photography? Oh, I was hooked from the start. If I wasn’t out taking photos, I was reading about them, learning about the craft, devouring everything I could. And before I knew it, I was obsessed with wedding photography. There’s just something about those moments—the joy, the tears, the laughter, all wrapped up in a day that flies by faster than you can say “I do.” And the best part? I get to capture it all, so that couples can relive their special day every time they flip through their wedding album.

Six years later, here I am, loving every minute of it. My style? Laid-back, relaxed, and all about capturing the real moments. I’m not about stiff, awkward poses or making you feel like you’re on a catwalk. I love working with couples who are chilled, fun, and happy to just be themselves. Because, at the end of the day, your wedding should be a celebration of you. And I’m here to make sure you’ve got the photos to prove it—not just for you, but for future generations to look back on and smile.

So, if you’re after a photographer who’ll blend in, capture the laughs, and help you remember the best day of your life with all the feels—give me a shout! I’d love to be part of your story.