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.

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 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.

Louise & Christian’s wedding at Dillington Estate was packed with meaning, joy, and golden-hour magic, so I was genuinely chuffed to see it featured on Rock My Wedding. With cowboy boots, singing in Te Reo Māori, handwritten notes to every guest, and a storm-clearing sunset moment in the fields, this day was anything but ordinary. It was heartfelt, personal, and full of personality from start to finish. Being part of it was such a privilege, and having it shared on a platform I’ve admired for years made it all the more special. A wedding I won’t forget anytime soon.

Iona and Will’s wedding at Wells Cathedral and Bishop’s Palace felt like stepping into a storybook. From autumn leaves glowing around the gardens to a ceremony framed by gothic arches and golden light, every moment was cinematic and full of heart. Their portraits along the pond, heartfelt speeches, and the packed dance floor all added to the magic. This day had grandeur without feeling stuffy, and warmth in all the right places. An unforgettable celebration, through and through.

Hollie and Lee’s autumn wedding at Wick Farm Bath was the perfect mix of heartfelt and hilarious, complete with golden light, personal touches, and a dance floor that got a little bit wild (in the best way). From baked bean banter to a surprise appearance by Carl and Russell from Up, this was a day that felt totally and uniquely them. The weather played nice, the barn looked incredible, and every moment was a joy to capture. It’s the kind of celebration that stays with you long after the last confetti falls. And yes, I’m still waiting on that baked bean card…

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.

Madeleine and Izaac’s wedding at Folly Farm Centre was quiet in all the best ways - deeply emotional, creatively personal, and full of those small, meaningful moments that stay with you. With handmade details by the bride, the wild Somerset wind, and a nearly chaotic smoke grenade moment, the day unfolded with a kind of grounded magic. Nothing felt forced, everything felt intentional. It wasn’t about being bold or dramatic, it was about feeling true to them. And I left with a full heart (and slightly windblown hair).

Michelle and Andy’s summer wedding at Crowcombe Court was full of heart, laughter, and golden evening light. From emotional vows to hilarious speeches and a buzzing Mr & Mrs game, every part of the day felt genuinely personal and full of energy. Even with 30-degree heat, everyone leaned into the celebration with joy and love. The venue looked incredible in the sunshine, and the late summer light gave us the dreamiest portraits. It was the kind of day I’ll be thinking about for a long time.

Leacarla and Carl’s wedding at St. Audries Park was an emotional, joy-filled whirlwind from the very first moment. From heartfelt wedding prep to bingo in the middle of the day (yes, really), every part of their celebration felt honest and full of life. The lush grounds and soft light set the scene for romantic portraits, while personal vows and meaningful speeches brought out the tears and laughter. It wasn’t about perfection - it was about connection. And being there to capture it all was something truly special.

Sam and Ella’s wedding at The Swan Hotel in Wells was the perfect blend of relaxed summer vibes and heartfelt moments. From a sun-drenched ceremony to golden hour portraits through the cobbled streets of Wells, every part of their day felt easy and joyful. The surprise arrival of their dog Nico during speeches was a show-stealing highlight that had everyone grinning. The venue’s charm, paired with the couple’s energy, made for a wedding that just felt right. It was one of those days that leaves you smiling long after it’s over.

Louise and Christian’s wedding at The Cider Barn was pure joy from start to finish. With laughter-filled bridal prep, golden hour portraits, and a dance floor that absolutely delivered, this celebration had all the good energy you could hope for. Set at the beautiful Dillington Estate in Somerset, the day balanced rustic charm with heartfelt moments and unforgettable fun. Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit - it only made the sunset even sweeter. It was one of those weddings where every moment just felt right.

As a professional wedding photographer in Somerset, I’ve had the privilege of capturing countless beautiful moments, but Abbie and Jordan’s wedding at Clearwell Castle was one to remember. This was my final wedding of 2024, and while Storm Darragh brought its challenges, the day was nothing short of magical.

As a professional wedding photographer based in the picturesque county of Somerset, I’ve had the privilege of capturing countless love stories against its breathtaking backdrops. From the rolling hills to historic estates, Somerset provides a stunning canvas for wedding photography. In recent years, a new perspective has added an exciting dimension to my work – drone wedding photography.