Manchester Wedding Photographer

Creative, Classic & Documentary Wedding Photography in a Natural, Timeless Style in Manchester & the North West

I moved to Manchester in 2007, and have photographed hundreds of weddings at some of Manchester's best wedding venues. I especially love intimate city centre weddings and have regularly worked at venues like Castlefield Rooms, King Street Townhouse and the luxuriously chic Great John Street Hotel. 

I moved back home to Glasgow in May 2019, but I still cover Manchester city centre, the Ribble Valley & Cheshire.

My wedding photography style is a mix of informal documentary coverage, classic style group shots and creative portraits. I'm a photographic artist who makes the most of the light, the weather, and your chosen wedding venue. I'm fully qualified and fully insured, with a wealth of experience gained from shooting hundreds of weddings. By hiring a professional, you don't have to worry about the weather. I enjoy using the weather to creative effect whether that's a clear blue summer sky or a downpour. Rain or shine, you'll have beautiful photos to treasure for a lifetime. 

My approach to any wedding day as a professional wedding photographer is to take what's there and make the absolute most of it creatively. I believe that weather is just part of the day and whilst everyone loves a perfectly clear blue sky, it can never be guaranteed.

Furthermore, your wedding photos should never be limited due to weather, and by bringing the right specialist equipment to your wedding I can work with pretty much anything. On a cloudy day that may mean accentuating a sky to create a dramatic portrait, or adding light where there is none (Group photos after sunset? No problem!)

My car is fully equipped with a selection of umbrellas and my kit is weatherproof, so whilst you may not want to go outside in the rain, I'm all for using a downpour and creating something beautiful.

I usually cover the full wedding, from preparations in the morning to the speeches after the wedding breakfast and on until the first dance and the party afterwards.