Investment and offerings
Here’s a look at my photography packages, designed to fit your day and capture your moments beautifully. Each package includes access to a private online gallery.
If its Just the beginning , All the love or something in between - Get in touch
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Just the beginning
Starting from £900
Perfect for couples who want beautiful, meaningful coverage without committing to a full day. My half day photography option is all about flexibility - no clock watching, no rushing. You choose the hours that matter the most to you, wether thats the excitement of getting ready, the ceremony, the portraits or the start of the celebrations.
If this sounds like the right fit for your day, get in touch and let's chat about your plans and what matters most to you.
All the love
Starting from £1495
For couples who want it all. 'All the love' is the full day wedding photography package, designed to tell the complete story of your day from start to finish - no rushing, no time limit and no missed moments.
From the quiet anticipation whilst getting ready, to the ceremony, the confetti, the speeches and the dance floor chaos later on. I'll be there to capture it all as it naturally unfolds. The big moments, the small in-between ones and everything you didn’t realise was happening.
If youre' dreaming of a full story of your wedding day,m get in touch and let's chat about your plans and 'All the love' youre celebrating.
Civil ceremony
Starting from £350
Exclusive to London venues only, the civil ceremony package is perfect for those going for elopement vibes or super intimate ceremonies.
FAQ
Do you charge by the hour or is there a flat rate for the entire Event?
In short, no. I offer three packages that provide different levels of coverage and services to suit your needs.
I've found that couples get the best experience and value through a package rather than hourly coverage. This allows me to capture your day properly, without worrying about the clock, ensuring all the important moments are documented and you receive the full service and attention your wedding deserves.
Can we schedule a consultation or phone call before booking?
Yes, absolutely! I always recommend that couples book a consultation before securing their wedding photography. This gives us the opportunity to get to know each other, discuss your plans for the day, and ensure that I'm the right fit for you as a couple.
It also allows me to fully understand your vision and expectations, so I can provide exactly what you're looking for and create a photography experience that's tailored to your wedding day.
How long does it take to get our photos?
On average, you can expect your full wedding gallery to be delivered within 4–6 weeks, although it may occasionally be sooner depending on my editing workload.
To give you something to enjoy while you wait, I’ll also send a sneak peek gallery of 10–15 edited images within 48 hours of your wedding day.
How many hours does your wedding package cover?
I offer three wedding photography packages designed to suit different celebrations and coverage needs:
Civil Ceremony – Up to 3 hours of coverage, perfect for intimate ceremonies and smaller celebrations.
Just the Beginning – Up to 6 hours of coverage, ideal for capturing the key moments of your day, from preparations through to your reception.
All the Love – Up to 10 hours of coverage, providing comprehensive storytelling from the excitement of getting ready right through to the evening celebrations.
Do you travel for weddings or destination sessions?
Absolutely! I love travelling to capture weddings and am available for celebrations across the UK and beyond.
For weddings outside of London, a travel fee may apply depending on the location and distance. If you're planning a destination wedding, I'd love to hear all about it! Simply send over an enquiry and I'll put together a bespoke quote for you, including any travel costs and an exclusive package tailored to your wedding plans.
