Wedding photography advice without the nonsense

My aim here is to keep those answers useful and plain. I do not think wedding planning needs more vague advice. If something normally takes twenty minutes, I would rather tell you that than write three paragraphs about creating space for meaningful moments. If I think a long group-shot list will eat into the rest of your day, I will explain why. If there are two sensible options, I will give you both rather than pretending there is one perfect answer for every couple.

There will also be local content where I genuinely have something useful to add. That includes Buckinghamshire locations I have photographed myself, civil ceremony venues and places that work well for photographs afterwards. If I have not photographed somewhere, I will not write as though I have. That matters because there is already enough generic wedding content online. The useful stuff is specific. What the light is like. How far something is from the ceremony. Whether a location works when you only have twenty minutes.

If you are early in planning, start with the practical guides. If you already have a date and venue and are deciding whether my approach is right for you, the experience, work and investment pages will probably be more useful. And if you have a question that is not covered yet, send it over. If one couple is asking it, there is a good chance somebody else is wondering the same thing.