The night you will want to see again.
Weddings, parties, launches and the quiet milestones in between. Covered by someone who stays out of the way and still comes back with the shot.
── The day, frame by frame
Everything that happens once.
Kept.
Move across to step through a night.
── How a night unfolds
From the first look
to the last song.
The vows
Shot quietly from where it actually reads, no shuffling up and down the aisle mid-sentence.
The toasts
The room reacting, not just the person holding the microphone. Caught as it lands.
The dance floor
Once the lights drop and the formal bit is over. This is usually where the best frames live.
The quiet bits
The table settings, the rings, the look across the room you never saw happen.
Four kinds of night.
One way of working.
Every event is quoted on its own. Send the date, the place and a rough idea of the day, and a quote comes back the same day.
Ceremony to last dance.
The whole day, from getting ready to the floor emptying out. A second shooter for bigger guest lists. I stay while the night is still going.
- —Eight to twelve hours
- —400 to 600+ edited images
- —Ceremony, formals and reception
- —Second shooter available
- —Print and web exports
- —Gallery within ten business days
Parties, launches, milestones.
Birthdays, engagements, retirements, dinners, openings. Anything worth more than a phone passed around the table at the end of the night.
- —Three to six hours
- —80 to 180 edited images
- —Candid and posed
- —Group shots included
- —Web and social exports
- —Gallery within five business days
Conferences and award nights.
Keynotes, panels, awards, gala dinners. Coverage that makes the organisation look the way it wants to in the write-up afterwards.
- —Half or full day
- —Keynote, breakout and candid
- —100 to 300+ edited images
- —Speaker and guest portraits
- —Print and digital
- —Priority 48h on request
Proposals and private dinners.
Small, quiet, emotion-first coverage where timing and discretion are the whole job. The kind of photos that get felt before they get noticed.
- —Two to four hours
- —60 to 120 edited images
- —Stay-out-of-the-way approach
- —Natural light where possible
- —Full resolution delivery
- —Gallery within five business days
── Planning a wedding?
The day has its own
page for a reason.
Weddings get their own packages and an heirloom album range, built around the way the day actually runs rather than a fixed list of shots.
An event lasts a night. The photos last a lot longer.
I shoot every booking as if the pictures are the only part of the night that sticks around, because in a year that is mostly true.
── How it works
Three steps.
No surprises.
── Ready to book
Let's make something
worth keeping.
Event work is quoted per brief, with no fixed packages and nothing hidden. Send the details and I will come back the same day.