If you are thinking of booking a couple’s session with me, or excitingly you have one booked with me already then read on to know what to expect. Any photography session can seem daunting so I have created the below questions based on the most commonly asked ones I get from my couples.

Organising your wedding is an epic task, choosing your suppliers can be daunting and even more so when you come to choose your photographer, you can trial the food and visit the venue’s but how about when you come to choose your wedding photographer? Read on for my top five MUST ask questions to ask any potential wedding photographer before you book them

Your wedding day photos are one of the most important keepsakes from your big day. Here are some tips to help you ensure that your wedding day photos are everything you hoped for and more.

Hire a professional photographer who you trust and whose style you love.

Create a shot list with your photographer so that you don't forget to capture any important moments.

Allow plenty of time for photos, especially if you have a large wedding party.

Be prepared for anything, including bad weather or unexpected changes in the schedule.

Relax and enjoy your day! The best photos are the ones that capture the natural moments between you and your loved ones.

I've shot weddings at Glyngynwydd many times, and I always love it. The venue is located in the heart of Mid Wales, and it's surrounded by stunning scenery. The sunsets in Mid Wales can be glorious, and they provide a stunning backdrop for those important portrait shots.

Glyngynwydd is a blank canvas for couples to create their dream wedding. With its stunning natural surroundings and flexible facilities, Glyngynwydd can accommodate any theme or style. I always get super excited to see how my couples have decorated it and made it their own. Every single wedding has been different!

In this blog post, I share my top 10 tips for being an inclusive wedding photographer. These tips will help you to capture every love story, regardless of the couple's background or identity. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, these tips will help you to become a more inclusive wedding photographer.

Here are my 8 tips you should do first when wedding planning

1. Celebrate the shit out of it, tell all your family and friends.

2. Find your wedding photographer!! I know, I know it sounds biased, but the first thing to book is your wedding photographer because all the best ones during the peak months will be booked up! And anyway, its awesome to have some engagement photos & they are great to use for your ‘save the date’ announcement

Wales has everything, beautiful coastlines, not one but two National Parks ~ Snowdonia and the Brecon Beacons full of mountains, waterfalls and Llyns. Wales has plenty of myths and legends so why wouldn’t you want to put yourself in its landscape for the best backdrops to your photos, this is dragon country after all!

A glamping festival vibe wedding venue in the hills of Llanfair Caereinion, Mid-Wales, read all about this inspirational styled shoot

Most couples say their wedding day just flies by in a blink of an eye & will likely be on a time-limiting schedule, even though I am documenting your day it will not be as relaxed & flexible for your formal photos. Investing in a pre-wedding photoshoot gives you greater flexibility as it can take place for a sunrise, a sunset or whatever time of day you like!

To highlight how wonderful a woodland wedding could be, I recently photographed a styled shoot at Glyngynwydd Wedding Barn in Mid-Wales

A Highgate Wedding, Newtown, Mid-Wales

It all begins with an idea.