I photograph what happens.
Occasionally I ask for one minute of your time. I say when. Everything else on this page is the small print of that sentence.
The Method
01Truth is what happened. Love is why it mattered. The picture holds both, or it holds nothing.
Reading, not directing. I read the day as it happens — where people stand, how the room frames them, which sixtieth of a second holds the whole thing — and I ask for almost nothing.
Honest about the staged part. Documentary does not mean absent. When the light is worth a minute of your time, I ask for the minute. You will always know which minute it was.
Sequence over symmetry. Your gallery arrives in the order the day happened, because the order is the story. A frame is a sentence; the day is the book.
The Day, As I Work It
02- MorningI arrive before the day notices me. Preparation is photographed as it is — the room, the nerves, the dress where it actually hung.
- CeremonyUnposed and unrepeated. I work quietly, from the edges, and the frames come from watching, not interrupting.
- The minuteWhen the light earns it, I borrow you — once, briefly. That is where the frames like the ones on this site come from. Then you go back to your day.
- EveningSpeeches, the third toast, the last of the light, the first dance. I stay while the day is still telling the truth.
- AfterThe record, kept. A sequenced gallery — the day in the order it happened — delivered plainly, built to be kept.
Guide Pricing
03Commissions are quoted plainly.
The full guide — coverage, albums, travel — arrives with my first reply. No packages named after gemstones; a commission, priced like the work it is.
Now booking 2027–28Asked, Answered
04Will you pose us?
No — and also, once, briefly. I photograph what happens. Occasionally I ask for one minute of your time. I say when. The rest of the day belongs to you, and I work around it.
Do you travel beyond Cornwall?
Yes. I am based in the far west and available worldwide. Travel is quoted plainly with the commission — no surprises after the fact.
Who turns up on the day?
Me. First person singular is the working method as well as the grammar. Where a day genuinely needs a second pair of eyes, we discuss it at enquiry.
How far ahead should we enquire?
Now booking 2027–28. A limited number of weddings are taken each year, and summer Saturdays go first.
How do we book?
Write with the date and the place. I reply within twenty-four hours. If we suit each other, we talk it through, and a signed booking holds your date.
Enquire
05Write with the date and the place. I reply within twenty-four hours.