09/10/2026
As I near the end of my 12th wedding season, it becomes clearer every year what my favourite weddings, and galleries, look like πΈπ And by that I don't mean the most expensive wedding, the most glamorous venues etc π My favourite photos and the ones that really mean something, are usually the ones found in the little in between moments. Part of my job is to notice things - it's those moments you might miss, or little glimmers of beauty in an ordinary moment. They're often the photos that end up being couples' favourites - but they're the ones you'll never see in a Pinterest board, because you can't script them. If you have a wedding day with a bit of room to breathe ie: a schedule that isn't absolutely jam packed, there's more space for these moments (and opportunity for me to be there to capture them) πΊπͺ©
Oh, and no wedding will ever be perfect. And that's fine. No wedding has ever stuck to the timeline or had everything go according to the plan, but don't sweat it. On the day, all that matters is that your people are there and you're doing it your way. Basically, the best atmosphere (and photos) usually comes when you stop trying to control it too much, and just let the day happen ππ«ΆπΌπ
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