Questions + Answers
The most frequently asked frequently asked questions.
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The first step is to check my availability for your date. Fill out the form on my pricing page, and I’ll get back to you with some further info and a booking form if I’m available.
Once you’re sure you’d like to go ahead, just fill in the booking form and I’ll use the info you give me there to create your contract and invoice.
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I’m always happy to chat with couples before they book me - it’s a great way to make sure you’ve got the right person.
I am available to chat over Zoom/Facetime on weekdays 9am to 3pm.
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I live in Chester, and I love discovering new and interesting parts of the UK.
I regularly travel around England and Wales to photograph weddings, and I don’t charge mileage for this. However much I try, I haven’t yet discovered how to drive safely without sleep though, so sometimes a hotel stay might be needed. If it is, I’ll discuss this with you at booking.
If you’re in Scotland and would like me to photograph your wedding, I’ll discuss travel with you as necessary.
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I have a billion possible answers.
The Beatles.
The questions barely anyone asks, but I’m going to answer anyway because I think you should know.
Describe your style
I hate this question but it comes up from time to time. My style is authentic, documentary, quirky, candid, creative, and according to a not-too-eloquent group of my peers, ‘feeling-ful’.
What do you shoot with?
I have two Sony a7iiis, one Sony a7iv, and a bunch of lenses. And sometimes I might have a gopro or a nifty little gadget, but you really don’t need to worry about this bit.
Are you Insured?
Yep. Indemnity and public liabilitied up the wazoo.
What happens if you’re ill on the wedding day?
I have an awesome network of talented photography buddies I can call on to stand in. We did this for each other during Covid, so it became something we all have a tested protocol for. Essentially, another pro photographer shoots your wedding but that’s it - I still handle the editing and all the aftercare.
