Chloe and Armani’s wedding at The Barn at Upcote was a hot, emotional, and brilliantly organised Cotswolds barn wedding full of personality from start to finish. Set in the Gloucestershire countryside, The Barn at Upcote gave the day so much variety, from the stone barns and gardens to the pond, open fields, and beautiful evening light. Their ceremony was full of genuine emotion, the speeches had everyone feeling it, and the little ladybirds appearing around Chloe added such a meaningful touch to the day. With pond-side portraits, Armani’s fast car, live music, illustrations, games, and a proper evening celebration, it was a relaxed and memorable wedding that felt completely true to them.

Melody and Jonny’s wedding at Berwick Lodge in Bristol was warm, personal, and full of meaning from the very start. After first meeting at a wedding fair and then catching up again for their beach shoot at Burnham-on-Sea, their wedding day felt like a lovely full-circle moment. Berwick Lodge made a beautiful setting for their celebration, with its elegant house, gardens, gazebo area, and relaxed countryside feel so close to Bristol. From their celebrant-led ceremony to live music, thoughtful guest touches, golden hour portraits, and aerial drone views of the venue, the whole day felt welcoming, joyful, and completely true to them.

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.

Charlotte and Jack’s wedding at Bishop’s Palace in Wells, Somerset was full of personality, warmth, and brilliant little moments from start to finish. Set in the heart of Wells, Bishop’s Palace gave the day a beautiful historic backdrop, with its gardens, architecture, and relaxed sense of grandeur. From the joyful ceremony to quirky personal touches like toe socks and a four-piece pink dress moment, everything felt completely true to them. The garden portraits were a real highlight too, with greenery, soft light, and the stunning setting adding so much variety to their wedding gallery. It was a relaxed, personal Somerset wedding with loads of laughter, love, and a party-ready atmosphere by the evening.

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.

Amy and Matt’s wedding at Orchardleigh Estate was full of joy, laughter, familiar faces, and heartfelt moments from start to finish. Set at one of Somerset’s most beautiful wedding venues, their day had a lovely mix of elegance, warmth, and relaxed celebration. From private vows and emotional speeches to natural couple portraits around the house, gardens, and grounds, Orchardleigh Estate gave us so much variety for their wedding photography. The whole day felt personal and full of energy, with two families properly coming together and an evening party clearly ready to take off. It was a brilliant Somerset wedding that felt meaningful, fun, and completely true to them.

Louise and Jon’s wedding at Wick Farm Bath was relaxed, thoughtful, and full of personal touches from start to finish. From the moment the day began, it was clear everything had been planned beautifully, giving the whole celebration a calm and easy flow. Wick Farm Bath made such a lovely setting for their summer wedding, with warm light, characterful spaces, and plenty of beautiful corners for natural couple portraits. The vintage car added charm, Polo the dog brought plenty of smiles, and the evening carried on with the same relaxed, joyful energy. It was a brilliant Somerset wedding that felt personal, fun, and completely true to them.

Lydia and Kieran’s wedding at Hencote Estate in Shropshire was a bright, summery celebration full of energy, warmth, and brilliant people. Set high above the countryside, Hencote Estate gave the day incredible views, open space, and a beautiful backdrop for relaxed wedding photography. From the morning excitement and smooth planning to Lydia’s smile lighting up every part of the day, everything felt joyful from start to finish. The golden hour portraits around Hencote Estate were a real highlight, with soft evening light, wide skies, and a couple who looked completely natural together. Add in a fun crowd, great supplier teamwork, and little Bowen’s cameo, and it made for such a memorable Shropshire wedding.

Jade and Greg’s wedding at Farrington’s Farm in Bristol was full of personality, warmth, and brilliant little moments that made the whole day feel completely their own. From a unique poly tunnel ceremony to handmade details, sea shanties, family-led moments, cows, and a JCB ride, it was anything but a standard wedding day. What made it so special was how naturally everything reflected them. The whole celebration had a relaxed, home wedding feel, with family and friends properly involved from start to finish. Farrington’s Farm gave them such a fun and memorable setting, especially for portraits around the fields, farm surroundings, cows, and telehandler basket.

Jaye and Josh’s wedding at Syrencot in Wiltshire was relaxed, joyful, and full of the kind of moments that make a day feel properly personal. The orangery made a beautiful ceremony space, with bright natural light, soft florals, and plenty of smiles from start to finish. Even with the weather keeping everyone guessing, the whole day came together so well, helped by Jaye and Josh’s calm attitude and their lovely dog Lyla being part of the story. From guests enjoying the grounds to relaxed portraits around Syrencot, everything felt easy and natural. Then golden hour arrived at just the right time, giving them the soft, warm couple photos that were absolutely worth the wait.

Bryony and Max’s wedding at Insole Court in Cardiff was intimate, relaxed, and full of meaning from start to finish. Their day had such a warm, close-knit feel, with their favourite people gathered around them for a celebration that felt small in size but huge in heart. From the emotional ceremony, including one unforgettable registrar mix-up, to natural mingling moments with family and friends, everything felt easy and genuine. Insole Court’s beautiful building, grounds, and quiet corners also gave us a lovely setting for romantic, relaxed couple portraits. It was such a good reminder that a smaller wedding can still feel incredibly special.

Debbie and Nigel’s wedding at Yarlington Barn was the kind of Somerset wedding day that really makes the most of a venue like this. The sunshine stayed all day, guests could enjoy the open grounds, and the pond gave us one of my favourite drone shots from the whole wedding. It was my first time photographing at Yarlington Barn, and I came away properly impressed by how much variety it offers, from the lake and countryside views to the relaxed barn reception later on. Their day had such a warm, sociable feel too, with lots of old friends and army pals coming together, so nothing felt stiff or overly formal. Add in golden hour couple photos around the pond and a dance floor that was clearly ready to kick off, and it made for a brilliant introduction to Yarlington Barn wedding photography.

Siobhan and Nicholas’ wedding at Kingscote Barn was one of those days that just felt easy to enjoy from start to finish. It was warm, relaxed, and full of genuine moments, with family and friends properly involved in every part of the day. Kingscote Barn’s open grounds and Cotswolds views gave everything room to breathe, and it suited their laid-back energy perfectly. One of my favourite parts was the five minutes they took for themselves before group photos, which turned into some of the most natural images of the whole day. Add in a lively evening, plenty of singing, and a crowd ready to dance, and it was a brilliant Kingscote Barn wedding to photograph.

Emily and Josh’s wedding at Coombe Lodge Blagdon was the kind of day that felt full in the best way, full of laughter, personality, and people who clearly adore them. Even with a chill in the air, the Somerset sunshine showed up and the grounds looked beautiful, giving us a perfect backdrop for relaxed portraits. Their ceremony had plenty of humour and heart, the speeches brought both laughter and emotion (with a slideshow twist), and the evening kept the energy going with a DJ, sax and photo booth. Coombe Lodge is always a brilliant venue for weddings that feel elegant but never stiff, and it suited these two perfectly. A proper feel-good day from start to finish.

Anna and Tom’s wedding at Winkworth Farm was one of those days that felt easy to enjoy from the moment I arrived. With gorgeous weather, a relaxed and intimate atmosphere, and a couple who were clearly buzzing to be getting married, it all flowed beautifully from start to finish. We wandered the farm for natural portraits, had a bit of fun with a camera selfie moment, and then the sunset completely stole the show. Those final golden minutes gave us some of my favourite images of the day. A brilliant celebration for the newly married Mr. & Mrs. Normandale.

Anna and Chris’ wedding at Elmhay Park Weddings was sunny, relaxed, and full of proper feel-good energy from start to finish. With loads of outdoor space, laughter all day, and a crowd that clearly came ready to celebrate, it was such a joy to photograph. Alfie the dog fully stole the show too, including a legendary nap on Anna’s wedding dress during drinks reception. From timeless bridal styling to rustic florals and a lively evening, everything suited Elmhay Park perfectly. A brilliant Somerset wedding day with real moments in every direction.

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.

Becky and Rob’s wedding at Clearwell Castle was the perfect mix of relaxed and full of personality. With castle interiors packed with character, loads of space for portraits, and thoughtful entertainment throughout the day, it’s easy to see why this Gloucestershire venue is such a favourite. Becky and Rob were total naturals in front of the camera, and hearing that their engagement shoot helped them feel at ease was exactly what I love to hear. From Carla the dog joining in with a chaperone to caricatures keeping guests entertained, the day had so many brilliant little touches. A proper Clearwell Castle wedding with warmth, fun, and plenty 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.