The whole story, not only the timeline.
The expected moments matter, but they are only part of the story. I also watch the people waiting just outside the frame, the changes in energy and the small interactions that explain what the day felt like.
My commercial background brings rigour to light, colour and composition. The documentary part keeps that craft in service of what is really happening.
You can forget about the camera.
During preparations, portraits, group photographs and guest requests, I can step in with clarity so nobody is left wondering what to do. During the ceremony, I work discreetly. When something genuine is unfolding, I let it breathe.
The aim is not to turn your wedding into a shoot. It is to help you look your best without pulling you out of the experience.
Made to become a family archive.
After the wedding, I edit the work into a coherent story rather than handing over every frame. A full-day celebration usually results in around 700 finished photographs, delivered in a clean private gallery that is easy to revisit and share.
Delivery is normally within two to three weeks. Albums, prints and access to original files can be discussed on request.