Wedding Photography

Quote this discount code DIS2010 and recive a 10%

discount off my list prices for any wedding booked before

March 31st 2010 for weddings in 2010. This is a limited time offer.

Choosing a Sussex wedding photographer for your wedding day is a big decision and I want you to feel comfortable talking to me about what you're looking for without being pressured to make that decision. I offer a free one hour consultation, which will allow you get to know me and to discuss your ideas for the wedding and have any questions you may have answered. At the consultation we will discuss the day and location(s). I will help you to think about the type of wedding photography you would like on the day, as well as planning, timings and structure with  Sussex wedding photography in mind.

Planning in advance a list of images that you'd like to have taken is the key to being satisfied with the end result. We draw up a list of 'must haves' as well as a separate list of 'would be nice'. On the day plans always change but we make sure that by the end of the day that we have all of those 'must have' wedding images.

On your wedding day As your professional Sussex wedding photographer I aim to fit seamlessly into your Wedding Day and capture the best of the day without being intrusive. I typically get to the church or Wedding venue 60 minutes prior the start of the ceremony, unless you wish me take shots of the Bride getting ready. Arriving at the venue I would typically shoot the groom, best man, ushers and other guests arriving. During the  wedding ceremony I will ensure the important moments are captured, whilst being discreet. Please be aware that some vicars and registrars place restrictions on photography during the ceremony, so I would advise you to find out in advance if there are any restrictions, and we can work around this.

After the ceremony quite often I will do the set formal family and friends pose (if required). As well as Bride and Groom shots in various locations around the venue (venue permitting). Then some more candid shots of people relaxing and mingling as the celebrations begin! The results are always a collection of honest, candid and posed wedding images often taken in natural light that help you remember the day as it was, rather than a staged version created by the  wedding photographer.