Lucy and Jay’s Eastwood Park wedding was everything you’d want in an autumn celebration, fun, relaxed, and packed with personality. From personal vows and American football banter to windy portraits and a buzzing dance floor, this day had me smiling from start to finish. The venue looked stunning in full autumn colour, and the day flowed effortlessly thanks to Lucy’s spot-on planning. It was one of those weddings that just felt good to be part of. Jucy, you nailed it.

Matthew and Michaela’s wedding at The Mill House on the Isle of Man was one of those unforgettable days, full of heart, laughter, and a touch of golden hour magic. From a rainy start to a joy-filled dance floor, the whole celebration was relaxed, emotional, and full of meaning. Their daughter Wren was right at the heart of it all, making the day feel even more personal. For me, reconnecting with Matthew after 18 years made it even more special. This wasn’t just a wedding, it was a story, and I’m so grateful to have been part of it.

Rhiannon and Anthony’s Eastwood Park wedding was packed with personality, from a surprise Ford Mustang and heartfelt vows to an unplanned firework display in the distance. The whole day had this effortlessly relaxed energy, full of laughter, love, and little moments that made it truly theirs. With gorgeous views over the Vale and their son Noah right at the heart of it all, it felt like a celebration of everything that matters most. Add in a few surprises (and a whole lot of joy), and it’s safe to say this one’s a favourite. I loved every second of it.

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.

Roy and Julia’s wedding at The Crown Inn was the kind of day that just felt right… full of warmth, connection, and joyful energy. From their Glastonbury Tor proposal to a celebration closer to home in North West London, I’ve been lucky enough to witness two beautiful chapters of their story. The venue was cosy and personal, the details were thoughtful, and the dance floor? Absolutely buzzing. This day wasn’t just about tying the knot, it felt like the start of something even bigger. And I was so glad to be there for it.

Sian and Zack’s wedding in Bath was a heartfelt, personal celebration from start to finish. From cosy bookshop portraits and quiet morning streets to a scenic River Avon cruise and pub reception, every part of their day reflected who they are. They chose meaning over tradition, and the result was something truly special. The ceremony at Guildhall Bath was beautiful, but it was the love and intention behind each moment that really stood out. I feel lucky to have been there to capture it all.

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.

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.

Joanna and Mark’s Kingscote Barn wedding was everything a countryside celebration should be - joyful, relaxed, and full of heart. With DIY details, sunset views, and a dance floor to remember, it was the kind of day that felt as good as it looked. The barn’s natural beauty paired perfectly with their personal touches, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from start to finish. Guests of all ages were wrapped up in the joy, from teary toasts to late-night laughs. It was a celebration that truly reflected who they are - genuine, down-to-earth, and completely in love.

As a Somerset wedding photographer, I’ve had the pleasure of documenting many beautiful weddings, but Emily and James’s day at Hestercombe was truly exceptional. With the stunning Hestercombe Gardens as their backdrop and a day filled with love and joy, this wedding was a dream to capture...