Weddings

The bride and groom are showered with confetti during wedding at Islington Town Hall in London.

I’m a multi-award-winning candid street photographer who shoots weddings as they really are, as they actually happen. No cheese, no clichés and definitely no awkward posing.

I capture the joy, the humour, the emotions and the wonderful chaos that makes your wedding day completely unique and authentic to you. There’s no direction, interruption or orchestration. It’s all 100% candid and relaxed, so you can simply get on celebrating your day, as you really should, with your friends and family.

I’m based in North Somerset, near Bristol, but shoot weddings all across the UK and further beyond – since 2012, winning a number of awards from the Wedding Photojournalist Association in that time.

See more info and pricing after the following wedding photography portfolio.

“OMG Darren!! We’ve just relived our wedding day!! You’ve done amazing work, we loved all of them! They really tell a story. What a day. We’re in tears. Thank You…we’re so glad we found you.”

(Pauline & Dale – Bristol – 2025)

It’s a lot like street photography but with better outfits and more confetti.

Bridesmaids getting ready outside on the morning of a wedding at Southwark Cathedral in London.
The bride sits reading with a wedding on the TV, ahead of a wedding  at the Woodlands Park Hotel in Surrey.
THe bridal preparations during the wedding at Tullylagan House in Cookstown, Northern Ireland.
A maiyaan wedding ceremony in Croydon, London.
The bride gets dressed ahead of the wedding at Ashridge House in Hertforshire.
A bridesmaid has her nose powdered ahead of a wedding at Worcester College in Oxford.
The bridal preparations at a wedding at Rowton Castle in Shropshire.
A bridesmaid adjusts the brides dress during the morning preparations, before a wedding at Littleton Park House in London.
A bridesmaid wipes makeup away from the brides face, before a wedding near Bournemouth in Dorset.
A bridesmaid pulls a funny face ahead of a wedding ceremony in Abington, Northampton.
An emotional groom before a wedding in Worthing, West Sussex.
The best man places a reassuring hand on the grooms arm, as the bride comes up the aisle during a wedding at South Lodge Hotel, near Horsham in Sussex.
A laughing bride during a wedding at the Holiday Inn hotel in Brighton, East Sussex.
A guest pulls a face at the flower girl during a wedding at The Ship Hotel in Brighton, East Sussex.
The young ringbearer pulls a funny face during a wedding at Kettering Registry Office in Northants.
Groom first kiss during a same-sex wedding at the Bpump House in Battersea Park, London.
The vicar silences the congregation during the wedding ceremony in Nether Heyford, Northants.
The bride laughs as she signs the wedding register, during a wedding at Grittleton House, in Wiltshire
Guests embracing after a Mormon wedding in Worthing, West Sussex.
The bride and groom are showered with confetti during wedding at Islington Town Hall in London.
A man with a love heart t shirt passes the wedding party, during a wedding at Bristol Register Office
A guest adjusts the brides dress during a wedding at Highdown Vineyard in West Sussex.
A young guest, with cuddly toy, during the wedding speeches at Dodmoor House in Northants.
THe groom with his arm in a sling, during the speeches at a wedding at Highdown Vineyard in West Sussex.
Parents of the groom laugh during the wedding speeches at Meon Valley Hotel near Southampton in Hampshire.
An emotional father-of-the-bride during the wedding speeches at Slaley Hall in Northumberland.
An emotional groomsman is comforted during a wedding in Lambeth, London.
A guest sticks a finger up the grooms nose, during a wedding at Bromley Court Hotel, in Bromley, Kent.
Unimpressed wedding guests during a wedding in Waltham Abbey, Essex.
The bride kisses a young guest, as the bridal party fixes her dress, during a wedding at Rowton Castle in Shropshire.
The groom laughs during the cutting of the wedding cake at Gatton Hall in Surrey.
THe groom chases the bride with wedding cake, during a wedding in Tampere, Finland.
Young guests beside the bride and groom, during their first dances at a wedding at the Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill hotel in central London.
The bride and grooms first dance during a wedding at Cecil Sharp House in London.
The bride waves her veil around on the dancefloor, during a wedding at The Priory in Little Wymondley, Herts.
Bride and groom laughing on the dancefloor during a wedding at Wandsworth Town Hall in London.
A guest pulls a funny face on the dance floor, during a wedding at The Bear Hotel in Cowbridge, Wales.
A groom on the dancefloor during a wedding in Borough, London.
A drunk bridesmaid on the dancefloor, during a wedding at the Holy Ghost in Luton, Bedfordshire.
A male guest falls over on the dancefloor, during a wedding at Sedgebrook Hall in Northamptonshire.
A guest on the dancefloor, during a wedding at Highdown Vineyard in West Sussex.
Guests celebrate during a Sikh Jaago wedding in Mitcham, London.
Guests enjoy a cup of tea on the dancefloor during a backyard wedding in New Malden, London.
A young guest with a sign that says "Holy crap I look fabulous" during a wedding at the Barns at Hunsbury Hill in Northampton.
A sleepy wedding guest during a wedding at Grendon Lakes in Northamptonshire.
The bride and groom watch fireworks during a wedding at Ashby Manor House in Northants.

Wedding Photography Info

I don’t offer lots of different wedding photography packages to confuse you with. I keep it very simple and straightfoward.

There’s no set hours, you can book me for as long as you require me for on the day. Because every wedding is different there’s no set amount of photos you can expect. You will simply get every good one as an edited high resolution colour digital file on a USB within 14 days of your wedding date.

My style is candid and documentary. That means I won’t direct you, stage anything or interfere. I want to capture your wedding as real and as authentically as possible with a focus on the humour and real emotions of the day.

Of course, if you’d like a small number of posed portraits I can arrange to do these quickly and without fuss – but the reason you are booking me is for my candid, natural street photography approach.

I have 1 fixed fee for as long or as short as you need me for on the day: £795.00.

Travel fees may apply for any weddings more than 50 miles from the BS23 postcode. These will always be kept to an absolute minimum and agreed with you when you book me.

You can see some of my featured weddings here.

Think my street photography approach would be a great fit for your wedding plans? Then click the following button to contact me with details of your wedding, and I’ll get back to you.