Laughing bride and groom in wedding attire share a joyful moment outdoors with lush green fields in the background.

Feel awkward in front of the camera?

You're in very good company.

Feel awkward in front of the camera?

You're in very good company.

You don’t need to be good at having your photo taken.


You’re probably not worried about photography itself.

You’re worried about feeling awkward.

About being told to do things that don’t feel like you.

About seeing the photos afterwards and thinking, “That’s not us.

We don’t wait until the wedding to figure this out.


My main packages include a pre-wedding shoot. Not because you need another set of photographs.

Because it gives us time together before the wedding, with no pressure and no audience.

We can find out what feels comfortable, what doesn’t, how much direction you like and what makes you laugh.

By the time the wedding arrives, I’m no longer a stranger pointing a camera at you.

"We had a pre- shoot with Andy and he made us feel really comfortable and at ease, this continued on our wedding day- not only with us but with our guests too. Always making us laugh and capturing the best moments when you’d least expect it."

"He has a knack for capturing the personalities of the people and overall vibe of the day. He took a lot of additional time to get to know us before the day and worked hard to help me with my self-consciousness"

"Our guests couldn’t stop raving about him either. He blended in so seamlessly, it honestly felt like he was one of our mates just hanging out with a camera. That natural, relaxed energy made all the difference."

You don’t have to choose between beautiful portraits and photographs that feel like you.

A happy couple walks through a sunny field, the bride holding wildflowers in a white dress, the groom in a white shirt and red tie.
A bride and groom share an intimate moment, smiling together, as she holds a bouquet of red and white flowers.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom holding hands, smiling on a city street on their wedding day.
Bride and groom sharing a romantic moment in sunlit doorway surrounded by lush greenery on their wedding day.
Bride and groom share a romantic moment kissing outdoors with golden backlight and cloudy sky at their wedding.
Bride and groom sitting on a floral swing surrounded by autumn leaves in an outdoor wedding portrait.
A bride and groom embrace outdoors on a lush green lawn, with the bride smiling over the groom's shoulder on their wedding day.
Bride and groom share an intimate moment outdoors, bathed in golden backlight, with lush greenery in the background.

You can feel awkward in front of the camera and still get both.

You get the big, beautiful portraits.

You get the photographs where you look confident and connected.

And you also get the moments where you forget about the camera completely.

But what if we really are awkward?


You probably are.

Almost everyone is at first.

That’s why I don’t expect you to arrive knowing what to do.

You won’t be left standing somewhere wondering where to put your hands while I silently point a camera at you.

I’ll guide you when you need it. Then I’ll back off when you don’t.


Your wedding shouldn’t feel like one long photoshoot.

We’ll make time for the photographs that matter, but you’ll spend the day with your people, not with me.

You’ll be talking, laughing, eating, drinking, hugging, crying and occasionally wondering where I’ve disappeared to.

That’s usually when I’m getting the photographs you end up loving most.

Wedding photography from £400


Two-hour coverage for smaller weddings, with longer coverage available for everything from the ceremony through to the full day.

Small weddings — £400 - Ceremony onwards — £1,400 - All day — £1,800


You don’t need to decide anything today.


If you’re planning your wedding and the thought of being photographed is already making you uncomfortable, send me your date and venue.

We can have a chat and see whether I feel like the right photographer for you.