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Small Wedding & Elopement Photographer

Intimate weddings and elopements across Surrey, documented properly, without the fuss.

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Small Weddings & Elopements

For people who'd rather spend it on a really good day.

Intimate weddings, registry offices, garden parties, elopements for two. If you'd rather have a proper meal and the people you love than a ten-piece band and a guest list you can't name, we'll get on well.

I document the day as it happens, relaxed and honest, and hand you back the story of it, not an album so heavy you never open it.

Confetti as a couple leave their wedding in Surrey
Signing the register at St. John the Evangelist Church, Caterham Valley
Black and white wedding portrait on a Surrey street
Tender moment between newlyweds in a Surrey garden
Bride and groom with a vintage car at a Surrey wedding
Bride and groom under a garden archway in Surrey
Wedding party walking through a Surrey village
Newlyweds share a kiss at their London wedding
Exchanging vows at St. John the Evangelist Church, Caterham Valley
Three ways to book

From just the two of you, to the whole day.

Elopement

£750

Up to 3.5 hours · ceremony & portraits · 60–80 edited images. Just the two of you.

Intimate

£1,250

6–7 hours · up to 40 guests · 120–150 edited images. Preparations through first dance.

Small Wedding

£1,750

Full day, up to 10 hours · up to 80 guests · 200–250 edited images.

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Good to know

Questions couples ask.

A few things worth knowing before your day.

How much of the day do you cover?

As much or as little as you like. An elopement is often just a few hours, ceremony and portraits and away. The intimate day runs from the getting-ready to the first dance, and the full small-wedding day stretches to around ten hours. We map the timeline together beforehand so the parts that matter to you are covered, and nothing feels rushed.

What if our venue is dark, or the ceremony's indoors?

That's no trouble. Register offices and candlelit rooms are where I spend a lot of my time, and I shoot in a way that keeps the mood of the room rather than blasting it with flash. You'll get photos that feel like the day felt, not washed out and clinical.

Ours is a really small wedding. Is a photographer still worth it?

More than ever, I'd say. Some of the most moving days I've photographed had ten people in the room. Fewer guests means more real moments and more time to catch them properly. The size of the guest list has nothing to do with how much the day is worth remembering.

Getting married without the fuss?

Tell me your date and your plans. We start with a chat.

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