Hi, I’m Em, a Hampshire-based, internationally published documentary wedding photographer capturing honest, emotive, and artful love stories across the UK and worldwide. With over 10 years of experience behind the lens, I specialise in natural, candid wedding photography that focuses on real connection, genuine emotion, and the beautifully unscripted moments that make your day uniquely yours.

My approach to documentary wedding photography is rooted in storytelling. Rather than staging or heavily directing, I quietly observe and capture your day as it unfolds, preserving every fleeting glance, soft touch, and joyful in-between moments. From intimate countryside weddings to city celebrations and destination weddings abroad, my work is all about creating timeless, romantic imagery that feels effortless, elegant, and true to you.

I’m a hopeless romantic, an elder emo, a daydreamer, a softie, and a huge travel enthusiast. And honestly? I’m probably more awkward in front of the camera than you are. As a late-diagnosed neurodivergent person, I understand how vulnerable it can feel to be photographed, and to be meeting a stranger for the first time too. That’s why I create a relaxed, inclusive, and supportive experience where you can feel completely comfortable being yourself.

I work with couples who value authenticity, emotion, and storytelling; people who want their wedding photography to feel natural rather than posed, and meaningful rather than performative. I’m always happy to adapt my approach to suit your needs, ensuring you feel safe, seen, and able to fully enjoy your day.

My background as a lifelong artist shapes everything I do. Each image is created with intention, blending documentary photography with an editorial eye for light, composition, and detail. The result is a gallery that feels both beautifully refined and deeply personal, capturing not just how your wedding looked, but how it truly felt.

If you feel drawn to this way of capturing your day, I’d love to hear your plans and what matters most to you—whether you’re celebrating close to home or somewhere far away.