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The wedding bits nobody tells you
The practical side of getting married: venues worth knowing about, how the day tends to run, and how to get the most out of your photos. Written from a lot of weddings' worth of watching what works.
5 Kelham Island Wedding Venues
Five wedding venues in Kelham Island and Neepsend, with guest numbers, ceremony licences and a photographer's notes on each.
What to do first when you get engaged: a wedding planning checklist
What to decide and book first when you get engaged, how to plan it together, and the questions worth asking venues and suppliers.
The Power of Personal Style in Wedding Photography: Why You Need to Choose the Right Photographer
In the extraordinary journey of planning your wedding, it's essential to remember that your photographer's style is a personal and artistic signature, not easily or ethically altered. So rather than asking for a change in their artistic approach, invest your efforts in finding a photographer whose established style resonates with your vision.
5 Steps to Make Wedding Group Photos Quick and Easy
What if I told you there's a way to make group shots quick, easy, and absolutely pain-free? Check out my latest post where I’me sharing 5 simple steps to take the stress out of your group photos. From pre-planning your groups to organising fun poses, I’ve got all the tips to ensure your photos are filled with the joy and laughter of your celebration. So, even if you're not a fan of long photo shoots - I am not - I've got your back! Read on and let's make your wedding day group photos an experience to remember.
Why Alternative Wedding Photography Flourishes Without a Shot List
When it comes to alternative wedding photography, one thing that many couples don't consider is the importance of a shot list - or lack thereof. While having a shot list can be helpful in certain situations, it can actually be more of a hindrance than help when it comes to capturing those special moments with an alternative style. In this blog excerpt we'll discuss why relying on a shot list isn't always the best idea and showcase examples of how creativity is fostered through this approach.
Is 3 hours of Wedding Photography Enough?
Is three hours of wedding photography coverage enough to get the best moments - take a look at Katie and Kyle’s wedding at the Woodman Inn, Thunderbridge and make up your own mind.
Get Ready for Your Pre-Wedding Shoot
You’ve taken the plunge and booked in your engagement/pre-wedding photo shoot. Great!
Here’s a few tips to help it go smoothly, and answer a few of the more frequently asked questions about engagement shoots that you may have.
How to Pose for Wedding Photos: 6 Top Tips for Amazing Portraits
Camera shy? Worried about posing for couple portraits on your wedding day? Check out these top 6 tips for amazing natural couple photos.
How and When to Review Your Wedding Photographer
Writing a great review for your wedding photographer is an easy way to share the love and let other couples know how amazing they are, but how do you overcome the dreaded review writer’s block? Try these 5 tips to write a great wedding photographer review!
Four Reasons To Have An Unplugged Ceremony
You want your guests to be present and enjoy your wedding ceremony, not be staring at you through their phones - AND you definitely don’t want your photos ruined by a badly placed iPad or selfie stick, do you?
Check out my guide for unplugged ceremonies for more.
5 Reasons to have an engagement shoot
Wondering what all this about an engagement (or pre-wedding) shoot is, not sure you want / need one? Check out these five reasons to book your engagement shoot and get some amazing photos of you two together while building confidence with the camera.
How to Nail Your Wedding Day Timeline
Every couple I work with wants their wedding day to be relaxed, informal and fun, and why wouldn’t you? It’s a day of celebration, of happiness, and of getting everyone together for an amazing wedding do you need for great wedding photos? Click to find out!