1. Will cameras make the day feel awkward or staged?
Nope. Everything is approached in a natural, documentary way. Most of the day is captured as it happens, with minimal direction so it still feels like your wedding — not a photoshoot.
2. Are we going to lose a lot of time to photos?
Not at all. Outside of a few key moments (like couple portraits or family photos), coverage runs quietly in the background. The focus is always on keeping your day flowing.
3. We’re unsure about videography — is it really worth it?
That’s up to you. It means another one or two people around on the day – but if what you want is some moving images, sounds & voices I’ve been offering a ‘home movie’ style video for a two years now. Couples really like that there’s no more impact on the day and it’s the same unobtrusive style as my photography (check out my ‘Wedding Films’ section of the website).
4. What if we feel awkward in front of the camera?
That’s more common than you think. You won’t be asked to perform or pose throughout the day. For portraits or family pics it’s gentle guidance when needed — most couples forget the camera is even there.
5. Will our guests feel distracted by cameras?
No. Coverage is low-key and unobtrusive. No big setups, no interruptions — just quiet documenting so your guests can stay present and enjoy themselves. That way I get the best pictures too.
6. Does photography change the vibe of the day?
Only in a good way. It helps preserve moments you might miss — the in-between laughs, happy tears, and energy of the day — without taking anything away from the experience.
