Wedding photography
Quiet, warm, unposed
Photographs of the day as it actually happened, for couples who would rather be in it than directing it.
In safe hands
You do not have to be good at this
Almost nobody is comfortable being photographed, and nobody needs to be. Here is what that means in practice.
- You will get a plan for the day, written with your planner or with me, so nobody is guessing about timings.
- Group photographs are a short list agreed beforehand, done quickly, and then finished.
- The couple portraits take twenty minutes and mostly involve walking and talking.
Galleries
We had said we did not want a photographer following us around. Then we did not notice her all day, and got back four hundred pictures of our own wedding.
Priya & Tom · Suffolk, June
Behind the lens
I am Elena
Twelve years and something over two hundred weddings. I started out photographing kitchens for restaurants, which taught me to work quickly in a room full of people who have a job to do.
I live with my husband and a badly behaved lurcher, and I will happily drive four hours for a wedding in a field.
How the day goes
Three parts, and none of them are stressful
Morning
I arrive while everyone is still getting ready. Dresses, letters, your mother doing your hair badly on purpose. Nothing is set up.
The ceremony
Quiet lenses, no flash, and I stay out of the aisle. What I am watching is not you — it is the front row watching you.
Afterwards
Twenty minutes of portraits somewhere with good light, then back to your own party. I stay through the first dances.
Investment
Full-day coverage from 2,400
Every collection includes the full edited gallery, print rights, and an online gallery your family can download from. Nothing is charged by the hour.
We do not remember days, we remember moments
From the journal
Come and have a coffee first
No obligation and no slideshow. Half an hour, in person or on a call, to work out whether I am the right person for your day.