Planning a smaller wedding?


Two hours of wedding photography - £400


Perfect for registry offices, elopements, intimate ceremonies and weddings where you simply don’t need a photographer there all day.

You shouldn’t have to book eight hours when you only need two.


A small wedding doesn’t need to be squeezed into a package designed for a completely different kind of day.

Two hours gives us enough time to photograph the parts that matter without turning something simple into something complicated.


What can we photograph in two hours?


Arrivals

The nerves, greetings and those few minutes before everything starts.


The ceremony

The vows, rings, reactions and the moment you actually get married.


Confetti and congratulations

That first burst of celebration when everyone piles outside.


Family photographs

The important groups, done efficiently so nobody is standing around forever.


Time for the two of you

A short wander together for photographs that feel considered without taking over the day.


For most small weddings, that’s everything you actually wanted photographed.


Small doesn’t mean second best.


The coverage is shorter. The care isn’t.

Your photographs are approached and edited in exactly the same way as any other wedding I photograph.

You’re simply choosing the amount of coverage that fits your day.

Wedding procession led by officiant in white robes, with bridesmaids in pink and yellow, walking along a church path.
Wedding guests throw confetti over a smiling bride and groom outside a stone church, with a golden dog nearby.
Joyful newlyweds celebrate on a sunny Bath street, bride in floral dress, groom in navy suit, friends cheering behind them.
Bride and groom celebrating outdoors with confetti thrown by a young girl in a sunny field on their wedding day.
Bride and groom share a romantic close moment, smiling at each other in golden sunset light at an outdoor wedding venue.
Smiling bride holding white bouquet chats with guests at outdoor wedding reception near stone wall.
Two women sharing a kiss at an elegant indoor celebration, with guests socializing in the background.
A smiling couple in wedding attire hold hands outdoors, the groom in beige suit and bride in white midi dress holding a bouquet.

This could be exactly what you need if…


You’re getting married at a registry office.

You’re planning an elopement or micro wedding.

You’re having a small ceremony followed by a meal.

You only want the ceremony and the celebrations immediately afterwards photographed.

You’re keeping the day simple and don’t need all-day coverage.


Is two hours really enough?


For the right wedding, absolutely.

If your ceremony, family photographs and couple portraits are all happening in one place, two hours can cover a surprising amount.

If your plans need more time, I’ll tell you. I’d rather recommend the right amount of coverage than squeeze your wedding into something that doesn’t fit.

"He listened to all of our requests and nothing was too much trouble. We couldn't recommend enough! We particularly liked the option to opt for the 2-hour ceremony booking at a very reasonable price."

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"Andy was brilliant at our small farm wedding. He captured some gorgeous moments, some posed, some candid, and managed to encapsulate the feeling of the day in the style of the photos - relaxed, intimate and natural."

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"We had a small intimate event and he interacted well with all guests, sprinkling humour along the way. The quality of the photos is magnificent, so glad he understood what we were about."

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Two-hour wedding photography: £400


Arrivals

Ceremony

Confetti

Family groups

Couple photographs

Hand-edited online gallery


Travel included within 50 miles.


Tell me what you’re planning


Send me your date, where you’re getting married and roughly what you’d like photographed. I’ll let you know if I’m available and whether two hours sounds right for your plans.

Prefer to talk it through? Book a call