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.

Vicky and Dan got their friends and family together at Northease Manor in Sussex last year for a laid back day with an outdoor, humanist ceremony, pompom confetti, a vegan barbecue, a vegan doughnut wedding cake (be still my vegan heart!) and quite a lot of tequila (I think they may have drunk the bar dry…).

Emily and John had booked me for a big wedding with all the trimmings, but, as we all know, there’s been teensy issue of a global pandemic going on, so like a lot of other people, plans had to change! Rather than postpone or cancel their wedding altogether, Emily and John decided to save the big party for a time when we can all be in one room without staying two meters apart or wearing masks, and opted for an intimate, micro wedding to tie the knot this year,

To say Laura and Sam did their wedding differently is an understatement. Laura drove herself to Hookhouse Farm, Sussex where her and Sam walking down the aisle together, followed by THE most hilarious outdoor ceremony, performed by one of their good friends. The line “and now I’ll ask Laura and Sam insert their fingers into each other’s rings” is particularly memorable. Their DIY wedding decor inside the barn included a large “Fuck the Patriarchy” sign on their top table along with a seating chart that read “Enjoy your free lunch, you cunts”. (Laura and Sam you win the most offensive wedding award hands down).

Olivia and Fraser got married in a tiny, beautiful church at the top of a field above Olivia’s parents house followed by a right ol’ knees up in a marquee in the garden, built around an old apple tree. This wedding is the DEFINITION of English country garden chic.

A relaxed and pretty dang cool engagement shoot in Brighton (and Asda carpark. No, really).

Some of the best images from my fabulous 2018 weddings.