Rosalind and Georgios celebrated their love with an unforgettable wedding at the Town Hall Hotelin London. This stylish couple brought together their English and Greek heritage in a day filled with intimacy, tradition, and striking sophistication. From Rosalind’s chic mini wedding dress and dramatic veil to the thoughtful details reflecting their families' unity, every moment was crafted with care and love.

Your wedding photos have arrived! These are the precious memories captured from one of the most important days of your life. Yet, for many, the thought of looking through a gallery of images featuring yourself can be daunting. It’s easy to fixate on perceived flaws or moments that don’t seem “perfect.” But remember, these photos represent a joyful, love-filled celebration, and they deserve to be cherished. Here’s how to not hate your wedding photos and embrace the beauty of your big day.

Winter weddings in London hold a unique allure, combining rich traditions with the cozy ambiance of early sunsets and warm candlelight. Alexia and Eric’s wedding was a perfect example of how a classic city backdrop, heartfelt ceremonies, and a lively reception can transform a winter day into a cherished celebration. From an elegant start at Home House to the night’s festivities at Lincoln’s Inn and Somerset House, here’s a look into their unforgettable day.

A magical, one-of-a-kind wedding day in the heart of Devon unfolded beneath the glass roof of a stunning botanical venue. Sophie and Sean’s colourful glasshouse wedding was a feast for the senses, blending a bespoke bridal style, a green suit for the groom, a meaningful outdoor humanist ceremony, and charming Chinese touches at the reception.

Isabelle and Matt’s wedding day was a perfect mix of fun, style, and a little bit of cheeky adventure. Their day was all about breaking away from the usual wedding traditions and doing things their way. From a beautiful ceremony at Brighton Town Hall to a pub crawl through Brighton’s best watering holes—where I had the privilege of tagging along to snap some photos—it was a celebration that was equal parts relaxed, personal, and unforgettable.

Fran and Sam’s wedding day was a joyful, laid-back celebration full of love, creativity, and personality. From their ceremony at Peckham Employment Academy to their DIY reception at the East Dulwich Tavern, their wedding was a true reflection of who they are as a couple—fun-loving, stylish, and all about making memories with their nearest and dearest. With Fran rocking a stunning mini lace 60s wedding dress and a cute, short veil, it was clear their big day was going to be one to remember. Here’s how it all unfolded.

Elysia and David’s wedding day was nothing short of magical. Nestled in the heart of the Sussex countryside, the Hyde Estate set the stage for a celebration that blended art, nature, and love. With a serene lake as their backdrop and nature all around them, this beautiful venue provided the perfect atmosphere for their intimate and artistic wedding. From an outdoor handfasting ceremony to the personal touches that made the day so unique, this was a wedding that truly reflected the couple’s creativity and love for each other.

Emmi and Luke got married at the spectacular Anran, Devon. It was a stunning orangery wedding, with pampas grass, sparklers and a live band to keep guests entertained.

Sometimes you walk into a wedding and just know it’s going to be a cracker. This was one of those weddings! Martha and Alex got married at Clapton Country Club in London, and boy did they make it a stylish affair.

Alix and Andy got married at Stoke Newington Town Hall, had a brief wander to Clissold Park for some breezy group photos (wind might feel annoying but it looks great in photos), then headed to The Londesborough Pub for a for a boogie.

Most days I love my job but sometimes I really, really love my job and those days are when I get to photograph an old friend getting married to one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met in a French chateau, in glorious sunshine, with wild swimming, a Cremant (Dolly Alderton’s tipple of choice) reception and a reading from Alain de Botton’s “Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person” during their outdoor humanist ceremony.