Yes, a £250 booking fee is required to secure your date. With the number of weddings I take on each year and the volume of enquiries I receive, your date isn’t confirmed until the booking fee is paid and an online contract is signed.

All of my packages include full-day coverage for your wedding, typically starting about three hours before your ceremony and continuing until four dances into your reception. I’ve found this timeframe works best for capturing the full story of your day, ensuring nothing is missed in your wedding album. That said, it’s not set in stone—you don’t have to book me for the entire day. The packages in my brochure are fully customizable, so we can create a plan that perfectly fits your vision for your wedding photography.

I usually shoot most of my weddings on my own, but if you’d like a second photographer, that can always be arranged. For example, if you’d like both houses covered during morning prep and they’re 15 minutes or more apart, I’d recommend adding another photographer. I’m also fortunate to be a member of the Professional Photographers Association of Northern Ireland, so whenever a couple requests a second shooter, I always bring along another experienced, full-time wedding photographer.

I typically advise couples that it takes a maximum of 8–12 weeks to edit and deliver your full wedding gallery. During quieter periods, I’m sometimes able to complete it in as little as 4 weeks. The exact timing can vary depending on the time of year.

One thing couples don’t always consider is what happens if a supplier falls ill—especially as many of us are self-employed and the sole member of our business. I’m fortunate to be a member of both the Professional Photographers Association of Northern Ireland and the SWPP, which means I always have access to reliable cover if ever needed. Through these associations, I’ve built relationships with many world-class photographers, so you can rest assured that your wedding would always be photographed to the highest standard. Don’t worry—I won’t be sending Henry, Ivy, or Robyn to cover your wedding… they’ll have to wait a few more years for that!

The number of images in a wedding gallery really depends on how the day unfolds—some galleries have around 500 photos, while others can have 1,300 or more. I aim to capture a balanced mix: natural, candid moments of you enjoying the day, formal portraits with your families, and a strong selection of reportage-style images that tell the full story of your wedding.

I deliver all of my finished galleries through a private online platform. You can download every image in high resolution and save them in multiple locations for safekeeping. Your gallery can also be easily shared with friends and family, so everyone can relive the day and enjoy the full story of your wedding.

Absolutely! I have a cozy little office at my home in Annalong, County Down, and I’d be delighted to show you several of my sample albums. I really enjoy meeting couples in person and having a relaxed chat about your wedding—it’s always lovely to hear about your plans and get to know you both!

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out—whether through the contact form, or via Instagram or Facebook.