Kasey and Larisha’s wedding at Oaks Farm Weddings in Surrey was full of energy, emotion, community, and proper celebration from the very beginning. Their outdoor ceremony, relaxed garden portraits, dancing bridal party photos, drone group shot, and lively evening party all reflected the fun and personality of the day. Oaks Farm Weddings gave them a beautiful Surrey wedding venue setting, with gardens, greenery, and plenty of space for guests to mingle and enjoy themselves. From Kasey DJ’ing her own wedding to the way everyone made Lee and me feel welcome from minute one, it was a joyful, inclusive 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.

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.

I’m so excited to share that I recently joined the I Do & Updos podcast to chat all things wedding photography! From cinematic drone shots and candid moments to the heart behind my editing style, this episode dives into what really matters when capturing a wedding day. We also touched on some tips for couples, like how to plan for golden hour or find the right photographer for your vibe. Being featured felt like a genuine honour - and honestly, just so much fun. It’s a lovely listen whether you’re planning your day or just love a good behind-the-scenes moment.

Your wedding day is one of the most significant moments of your life, and you want every detail to be captured beautifully. While traditional wedding photography ensures those intimate and emotional moments are preserved, adding drone photography can elevate your wedding album to an entirely new level. With stunning aerial shots and a cinematic perspective, drones can create unforgettable images of your big day. Here’s why drone wedding photography is a must-have for modern couples.

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.