Cheshire Wedding Photographer
Natural | Authentic | Documentary Wedding Photography Available Across the UK
I’m Caroline and I’m a wedding photographer in Cheshire.
I work all over the UK with all kinds of couples, in all kinds of places, From the Kent coast to Scotland.
My core belief is that weddings don’t need photographers to tell people what to do to make the photos look good. I look for the realness, the parts of the day that might pass you by, the things that are so ordinary that you don’t truly see them. Real life has its own kind of magic.
It’s your day, but there are so many people who are part of it.
Instead of interrupting your fun to go and take photographs while your friends and family celebrate without you, I’d like to photograph it all. All of you together. For this one occasion that won’t happen again. It’s about everyone there.
That’s what I photograph. My style can be described as documentary, story-telling and authentic. I take couple and group photos because they’re important too, but they’re just a small part of the day, and an opportunity for you to connect and feel the love.
If you’re looking for a photographer who’ll hang out like an extra friend, support you to have your perfect day and capture everything without making you feel like you’re on display, then I might be the one for you. I made this website myself to show you everything weddings can be, and how I love to capture them. It might be a bit clunky in places, but hopefully you’ll see something in these photos that makes you feel something, that inspires or delights you.
Do you want to spend your wedding posing for photos, or do you want photos of your wedding?Hey, I'm Caroline
Cheshire’s full of hills, from the Peak District to the coast, and getting in lost in them with my dog, family and a flask of tea is one of my absolute favourite things.
I’m a bookworm bumpkin who loves popping into town for fancy food. I love Vinted, baking, kitchen discos and travelling to new places. I’m happiest outdoors.
I’ve been a wedding photographer for 7(ish) years, and I’ve lost count of how many weddings I’ve been to. I’ve photographed all kinds of ceremonies in all kinds of places, from campsites in Sheffield to smallholdings in Italy. Loud and colourful or small but perfectly formed, there’s a wedding style for everyone. That’s what I love about photographing weddings - no two days are the same, no two couples are the same. There can be so much colour, and there can be so much heart, and it’s all good vibes here. My favourite part of it all? The thousands of micro stories happening all at once. The elderly relatives catching up over a cup of tea. The toddlers trying to eat their damn raisins in peace. The parents dewy eyed that this day is happening.
There are so many stories on a day like this, ready to be photographed.
Ellie and Matt““Having Caroline there just felt like an extension of our friends and family, it warms my heart just thinking about it now. We cant stop looking at the amazing photos Caroline captured, they are absolutely everything and more. Apart from Matt and I picking each other, choosing Caroline to capture our day was one of the best decisions we made.””
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Recent WeddingsCheshire Wedding Photographer making friends and memories all over the UK and Europe
Getting out and seeing the world is a huge perk of this job, and I love getting to meet new people in new places when I go to photograph a wedding. I live in Cheshire and it’s gorgeous - we have some amazing venues here - but by no means am I tied to my location. I work all over the UK, and I photograph all kinds of weddings. From tiny family back garden does in Kent, to enormous ragers in breweries in Clitheroe, and everything in between.
I want to help you make your choice, so I keep it simple. My packages are on my pricing page, and everything you see there includes my travel and a night’s stay if needed, which means you don’t need to worry about the distance between us. I regularly work in North Wales, the Peak District and Yorkshire, and I love going further afield too. Cheshire is still here waiting for me when I get back.
One of the highlights of working as a wedding photographer is meeting all kinds of people, from all kinds of places, on a super happy day.