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.

Aaron and Jack’s wedding at Rock Village Hall in Worcestershire was warm, personal, and full of character from start to finish. After first meeting them at a wedding fair in Bristol and then photographing their pre-wedding shoot, the day felt like such a lovely continuation of their story. Rock Village Hall gave them a relaxed rural setting with beautiful countryside views, plenty of outdoor space, and a welcoming LGBTQ-inclusive atmosphere. From their emotional ceremony and classical music to Milo joining the photos, golden-hour portraits across the fields, and a party that was always going to get lively, it was a brilliant Worcestershire wedding full of joy, personality, and proper celebration.

From shooting just five weddings to heading into a 40-wedding year, it’s been four incredible years for Just James Weddings. With nearly 100 celebrations captured, 2024 brought award wins, venue recommendations, and even a first destination wedding booked. A massive thank you to every couple, creative, and supporter who’s helped shape this journey so far.

As an inclusive Somerset based wedding photographer, it’s always an honour to capture the love stories of diverse couples, and Ali and Alex's wedding at Folly Farm Centre was no exception. This beautiful LGBTQ+ wedding was a celebration of love, joy, and togetherness in the heart of the Somerset countryside.