South Wales Wedding Photography 
Unposed | Authentic | Editorial 
I’m guessing you’re here because you want beautiful wedding photos, but the thought of standing in a line-up pulling fake smiles for three hours makes you want to elope.
I completely get it.
No stiff posing. No awkward choreography. Just real, honest moments.
I want your gallery to feel less like a catalog of wedding details, and more like a high-fashion story of the best party you’ve ever thrown.
My approach to wedding photography is simple: I capture the day exactly how it feels, not just how it looks. I specialise in candid, documentary wedding photography across South Wales, creating modern, editorial-style memories for couples who want to actually enjoy their own party.
My Style: Editorial Meets Real Life
I blend a relaxed, documentary approach with a modern, editorial-style edge. What does that actually mean for your wedding day?
90% Candid: I spend the majority of your day blending into the background. I’m looking for the teary hugs, the spilled champagne, and the terrible dance moves.
Relaxed Portraits: When we slip away for your portraits, we’ll keep it completely unposed. I’ll give you simple, fun prompts so you can just focus on each other while I capture the magic.
Direct Flash Party Vibes: When the sun goes down, I bring out the direct flash to capture your reception with a retro, high-energy, editorial party feel.
Where You'll Find Me:
While I'm based in South Wales, I document love stories all over the country. You'll regularly find me shooting at beautiful venues across:
Cardiff & Bristol (for those chic, urban city-centre vibes)
The Gower Peninsula & Swansea (for coastal, wind-swept romance)
The Brecon Beacons (for wild, adventurous elopements)
The South West (for those country manor Parties)
When I'm not behind the camera, you can usually find me walking the dog, trying to find time to surf or get out in the wilderness! 
I’d love to hear all about you, your vibe, and your plans for the big day. Let’s see if we can make some magic happen together. 
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