Your love story, honestly told.

A small wedding is still a whole wedding, and it gets the same everything.

This is for couples eloping, having a registry office ceremony, or gathering the handful of people who matter most for something quieter.

Five hours is usually plenty for a day like that, and it means I'm there for the bit before, the ceremony itself, and the long lunch afterwards where everybody relaxes and the actual photographs start happening.

I'll photograph it as it happens, without ever turning your day into a photoshoot.

For couples who want the whole day, from the slow morning getting ready through to the first proper dance.

Ten hours means nothing gets left out and nothing has to be hurried. The bit where somebody's mother cries at the dress. The bit where your uncle discovers the bar. The twenty minutes at dusk when the light does something and I steal you both away from your own party.

Your engagement session comes with this one, a few months beforehand, so that by the wedding morning you've already forgotten what it feels like to have a camera about.

You don't need to know how to pose or how to stand. You just need to show up and be yourselves.

For the couple who want all of it, and want it to start long before the wedding morning.

Twelve hours on the day, which means the slow bit in the morning, the late-night dancing, and everything in between, without me ever once looking at a clock.

And three sessions before it. An engagement session, so you're comfortable in front of a camera months ahead of time. A bridal boudoir session, entirely for you. And a bridal portrait session, so you get to wear the dress once with nothing else to do and nowhere to be.

By the time your wedding morning comes round we'll have spent four days together and you'll have stopped noticing me entirely, which is exactly the point.