Weddings, Shoots & OTher Stuff
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How to have a sustainable wedding
Weddings have a reputation for wastefulness and excess, but I’m here to challenge that assumption. As a photographer who’s shot over 200 weddings, I know there are ways to avoid this.
Here I share some tips for planning a sustainable wedding, from organising the day itself to helping you find florists, and things to look for from your caterer.
Duddon Mill Farm Tipi Wedding - Cheshire Wedding Photographer
Hollie and Jack had a festival DIY wedding at Duddon Mill Farm, Cheshire, on the summer solstice in 2026. Read more to see more fun, colour and chaos than you can shake a piñata stick at!
A Swiss/English wedding at Peckforton Castle - Peckforton Cheshire Wedding Photographer
See how Emily and Marc celebrated their wedding at Peckforton Castle in April 2026. Their documentary wedding photographs show the day just as it unfolded, so take a look for inspiration and tips!
A Microwedding at Ruthin Castle - Ruthin Castle Wedding Photography
Meg and Paul got married in March 2026 at Ruthin Castle. They had a small celebration with a just 15 guests, and it was beautiful! I shot their wedding in a documentary style, so if you’re looking for relaxed and natural photos of a wedding at Ruthin Castle, take a look.
wedding photography at The Black Friar, Salford - Salford Wedding Photographer
Laura and Rob had a quirky wedding in the pub garden at The Black Friar in Salford. They had board games, bubbles instead of confetti, and chilled vibes all day long. They chose to have relaxed, documentary style wedding photography to compliment all their other choices, and here are some of their photos.
Hooton Pagnell Hall wedding - Hooton Pagnell Hall wedding photography
Rachael and Matt had a summer wedding at Hooton Pagnell Hall near Doncaster, and were aiming for a relaxed but fun vibe for their wedding photography.