Ninety-Ninth Collection

I love taking the bride and groom away at dusk time for a moment alone. This shot is of Morgan & Jack who had the most beautiful wedding, we spent a bit of time away from the wedding party to get this romantic shot of them togther.

The city of Zwolle in the Netherlands is the beloved home of this lovely couple. They wanted a photo with the trainstation, so that's what we did!

beautiful sunsetshoot in The Netherlands, with gorgeous wedding couple. love their intimacy, and the colours of the sun

3 generations doing the same and make memories forever!

Fun and bubbly, literally! Enjoyed getting the girls out for a little fun at golden hour - Venue Bassmead Manor

You’ve got to love flower girls at a wedding, they are so spontaneous and always make us chuckle 🤭

This pair just couldn’t resist catching the attention of all the wedding guests waiting for the ceremony to start ❤️

We saw this daisy field earlier in the day and knew it'd make a perfect drone shot and a chance for these two to have a few minutes alone

Nearby the location an hot air ballon was set up. I sprinted to the owner and asked if my couple could get some pictures with it. But we actually could get in the balloon and shoot there!

“A mother's treasure is her daughter.” I f you're a wedding photographer that has capture that moment at the right time. You have captured a true moment in time.

Wedding in Lenk / Switzerland

Summer day through the trees in Clonakilty

Hayley and Lewis had their wedding in Harrogate and it was a really hot day in June. As the temperature started to fall, the sun started dropping behind the hotel and the lovely golden light shone onto the traffic island across the road from the hotel which was surrounded by two very busy roads. I knew this wouldn't matter with the perfect lighting and the right camera settings and angles. I'm so glad that Hayley and Lewis put their trust in me for this, as we did get a few puzzled looks from people driving by but it was very much worth it!

Taken during the wonderful wedding of Megan and Nathan.

“I got gaps; you got gaps; we fill each other’s gaps...Love is absolute loyalty. People fade, looks fade, but loyalty never fades. You can depend so much on certain people; you can set your watch by them. And that’s love, even if it doesn’t seem very exciting."

Sorcha and Johns wedding down in West Cork, such a fun wedding..

Marguerite and Rory got married at Rory’s childhood home of Cound Hall in Shropshire. The gardens were lit with fairy lights on the evening and we got this gorgeous photo of the couple in the ambient light.

This photo is exactly how it feels. Romantic. These two shared a holy moment under a setting sun.

It was amazing to do this after wedding and trash the dress shoot with this beautiful couple. The weather was absolutely perfect and I enjoyed feeling and seeing their love for each other!

This beautiful couple chose a truly unique ceremony venue—a church with no roof!

This is the classic wedding day moment when the brides father sees her in her dress for the first time. For this photograph, I positioned the brides mother and bridesmaids off the the side so that I could get their reactions too.

pure golden love

This photo was taken in the cellar of an old abbey in Ghent. As the light of a spot felt on the wright place, we just had to take this picture.

This couple breathes rock & roll and was therefore open to a characterful shoot. The beautiful car on the forest road gives a mysterious atmosphere and looks like a scene from a road movie.

Let's get lost in this beautiful place

At the end of the evening, there was a gorgeous golden hour. So i asked the newly weds if they would to enjoy the sunset. Just a little moment together, to take in the whole day en enjoy every moment of it.

It only took me 5 minutes to make the most stunning photo's of them. After showing the photo's on my camera, the groom run back to the venue to fetch more couples. He said: they deserve these kind of pictures to.

Shooting with children who don't really feel like it, always a challenge ;)

Keisha & Mason , flew all the way to Malta from Canada for a holiday and decided to book a engagement shoot and exchange vows at Dingli Cliffs . We decided to start by taking some photos at Mdina , then Buskett, then for some sunset vibes at Dingli Cliffs .
We were hoping for good weather , and it was just perfect , little bit sunny but not too much and a lovely breeze ❤
These two rocked the session and their chemistry and connection is amazing <3

Sarah and Armando love the mountains. Just around the corner from where they live, on a beautiful cloudy day, we found this epic spot. After the first look, we took a few photos on this rock where cyclists crossed the path and congratulated the couple as they shred down the path.

An amazing confetti moment at a beautiful Yorkshire wedding!

Busy hotel reception areas can still make for great imagery given correct lighting