Amy and Connor’s wedding at Sandy Cove Hotel in Devon was one of those days that felt emotional, sunny, and full of love from start to finish. After a few wetter weddings at Sandy Cove Hotel, it was lovely to see the venue fully show off with an outdoor ceremony, beautiful sea views, and the Devon coastline looking incredible all day. Their personal vows down on the beach were a real highlight, giving them a quiet, intimate moment away from the main celebration. From relaxed coastal portraits to the warm evening atmosphere, everything about the day felt natural, heartfelt, and completely true to them. It was a brilliant reminder of why Sandy Cove Hotel is such a special Devon wedding venue.

Hannah and Ben’s wedding at Grays Barn in Devon was a relaxed, joyful barn wedding full of warmth, personality, and brilliant energy from start to finish. Even with mixed weather, the mood never dipped, and the whole day had that easy-going countryside feel that makes barn weddings so lovely to photograph. Grays Barn at Goffin Land suited their day perfectly, with its characterful space, natural surroundings, and welcoming atmosphere. From the morning build-up and emotional ceremony to cowboy-inspired details, relaxed portraits around the grounds, and a party clearly ready to get going, it was a brilliant Devon wedding that felt personal, fun, and completely true to them.

Hannah and Cameron’s wedding at Sandy Cove Hotel was a brilliant reminder that you don’t need perfect weather for perfect memories. With sea views, cosy indoor spaces, and that classic North Devon coastal charm, Sandy Cove photographed beautifully even with wind and rain rolling in. Hannah and Cameron stayed calm, flexible, and focused on what mattered most, and it shows in every moment. Their confetti walk was especially meaningful to family, so they made it happen on their own terms, later in the day when the light had dropped. A relaxed, real coastal wedding with lots of heart.

Daisy and Andrew’s wedding at Sandy Cove Hotel felt like it had been a long time coming, and it was absolutely worth the wait. Even with the rain rolling in off the Devon coast, the day was full of warmth, laughter, and that proper family energy you can’t fake. From a busy morning with kids underfoot to a relaxed, heartfelt ceremony and a dance floor packed with both little ones and grown-ups letting loose, it all felt genuinely them. The misty seaside backdrop only added to the magic, and they leaned into it beautifully. A joyful, family-filled celebration by the sea.

Megan and Luca’s wedding at The Great Barn Devon was the perfect way to kick off the 2026 season. It was calm, family-focused, and full of that happy, ready-to-celebrate energy from the moment everyone arrived. With a relaxed morning, an honest ceremony, and a short wander for portraits, the day flowed beautifully without ever feeling rushed. Add in navy traditions, dares, and plenty of laughs, and it turned into the kind of celebration that feels real from start to finish. A brilliant first wedding of the year at one of Devon’s most characterful barn venues.

Jessie & Jay’s winter wedding at Upton Barn & Walled Garden was the perfect grand finale to the 2025 season, full of love, sunshine, magic tricks, emotional vows, and one absolutely wild dance floor. With laid-back energy, heartfelt speeches, and a whole lot of joy, it was the kind of day that reminds me why I love what I do. From golden-hour portraits to surprise magician moments and a packed-out reception, this one had everything. A warm, relaxed celebration with brilliant people and unforgettable energy.

Samantha and Mike’s wedding at The Hawke Barn was one of those feel-good countryside celebrations that just flowed. From emotional moments during the ceremony to a gin and rum bar that got everyone chatting, the whole day had this warm, relaxed energy. Even the unpredictable weather played along, giving us a golden window for portraits and a buzz in the air. Add in heartfelt speeches, a playlist of ABBA and Beatles, and big laughs all around, and it was a day I won’t forget anytime soon. Honestly, it was such a joy to be there.

Alba and Josh’s two-day wedding was the kind of celebration you remember long after the confetti settles. From an emotional church ceremony close to home to a wild countryside party at Bradstone Manor Farm, every part of their day felt thoughtful, joyful, and completely true to them. There were drinks at the Sourdown Tap, a tractor arrival in Devon, and a dance floor that didn’t quit. Add in heartfelt speeches, creative styling, and subtle military touches, and it was unforgettable. I loved capturing every moment of it.

Being a recommended supplier at four incredible UK wedding venues is something I’m really proud of. It’s about more than just working at beautiful locations, it’s about the trust, the shared goals, and the relationships built with amazing venue teams. From coastal views in Devon to rustic barns and elegant city settings, each venue brings its own kind of magic. These are places I know well and love returning to, time and time again. It’s always an honour to be trusted by teams who care as much as I do.

Capturing the enchanting wedding of Megan and Josh was a privilege that I will cherish for years to come. Their special day was a blend of heartfelt moments, picturesque settings, and pure joy, beginning with a touching ceremony at Taunton Baptist Church and culminating in a lively reception at the stunning Kia-Ora Farm and Gardens in Cullompton, Devon.