The Flower Girl who didn't want to wear a dress...

This photo quite required a bit of effort to produce, and I'm so glad it paid off.

There's nothing I can say about 2020 that's particularly new. It's all been said before. My bookings disappeared, the year stretched out ahead of me eerie and quiet.

If you have ever been to an African styled wedding in any capacity, you will probably have experienced sensory overload. The lavish colours and dress, sense of occasion, and in the UK, the mix between traditional and African wedding styles. As a wedding photographer, I am quite honoured to be associated with such an event.

Nearly 10 years on, this moment still gives me goosebumps, and a lump in my throat.

You’ve probably seen the hashtags around the industry, the articles in the industry magazines, or the large banners at the big shows, but what really is the Power of Print? In my opinion, it is both the savior of our industry and also the only way we can preserve our family stories for the future.

''This is an image taken from a wedding I photographed during July in the UK. This is the height of summer.''

"It’s not a scene normally seen at a wedding. Nudity usually being consigned to Hen or Stag nights only! However this wedding was a Bride marrying her Royal Marine Groom."

"A lot of effort goes into securing the bride’s hair ready for her wedding day, but the veil can often be an after-thought. Normally a loose veil is a minor annoyance, but a strong breeze meant a quickly escalating veil disaster for this particular bride."

"This wedding image has a beautiful story behind it, one that struck a chord with me and resulted in a unique booking."

"For me, wedding days should be all about the couple having a great time with their family and friends, and not about a photoshoot. Because of this I try never to schedule portrait sessions into their day, preferring to grab a portrait here and there when it works for the couple."