Wedding Photographer in London, Kent, and Surrey

This was the first time I'd shot a wedding at the Royal Windsor Racecourse in Berkshire. The ceremony was held at a nearby church, where Kirsty arrived by horse and carriage. Later, we were blessed with a beautiful sunset, so I convinced Kirsty and George to pop outside for a few shots. Congrats to the lovely couple!

Sarah-Jayne and Robert's wedding at Zimbali was one of my favourites for the year. Their guests travelled from all over the world to be there, with some from Canada, USA, Dubai, UK and Europe. Zimbali provided the backdrop, and this stunning couple did the rest.

Providence is one of my favourite venues, and Lara and Dylan’s wedding was stunning in every way. Lara was full of fun and couldn’t stop smiling, and her new husband, Dylan, was absolutely besotted. The golden sunset put the cherry on the top. What a wonderful day!

I’ve known Jade for many years. She used to work at a venue I shot at regularly called Collisheen. I was flattered when she asked me to shoot her wedding, considering she had worked with so many other photographers for many years. It was a wonderful day, and the party was so lively.

Diana and Henry had a wonderful wedding at The Oyster Box. They live in the UK and decided to get married in Diana's home country of South Africa. The weather lapsed slightly during the photo shoot, but it didn't stop them having fun.

I was flattered when Bronwyn offered to fly me down to Babylonstoren in Cape Town to shoot their wedding. We shot the arrivals the night before, followed by photos and video of the big day starting with the morning preparations. Congratulations to Bronwyn and Ty!

Keshani and Neil’s wedding was fabulous. It was at the stunning Lynton Hall on the KZN south coast. They spent a lot of time and effort on their décor, and it added so much to the spirit of the day. They were young, and fun, and real, and it was a pleasure to shoot their wedding.

Rachel and Shaun’s wedding was on the lagoon beach at a river lodge. The scene was set for a spectacular day, and then the rain came. They didn’t complain at all and continued to enjoy their wedding as if it was bright and sunny. It must be that they’re used to it after living in the UK for a number of years!

Jess wanted to get married in a castle, like a real princess, and she wanted the colour scheme to be purple. It’s so many girls’ dreams, and she made hers come true. I felt honoured to be a part of her and Chris’s big day.

I hadn’t shot an engagement at a dam before, but since it was close to where Jacqui and Jason lived, I decided to give it a go. They brought a blanket and some goodies to hold, and we had a lot of fun. Afterwards, we took some moody low-light shots at an underground car park.