I’m Greg — photographer, dad, music nerd, and the guy who’ll probably end up dancing with your Gran at the reception.
I photograph weddings for people who want to feel present in them. The couples I work with usually care far more about the feeling of the day than spending hours performing for the camera.
My approach is mostly candid, with just enough gentle guidance to help you relax into it. No stiff posing. No awkward standing around wondering what to do with your hands. Just enough direction to help things feel natural and easy.
I want your photos to feel like memories.
That’s why my editing is subtle and cinematic. Polished, never fake. My background as a retoucher means I know how to shape light, colour, and atmosphere without losing what made the moment feel real in the first place.
What matters most to me though, is how the experience feels while we’re creating the photographs.
From the first message to the final gallery, I try to make the whole process feel relaxed and uncomplicated. I’ll guide you when you need it, step back when you don’t, and make sure you never feel pulled out of your day for the sake of the photos.
I’ve spent years photographing people who were convinced they’d feel awkward in front of a camera. Most of them end up telling me the same thing afterwards:
“That was nowhere near as scary as I thought it would be.”
Because you don’t have to perform.
You just get to be yourselves, enjoy your people, and trust that the important moments are being captured honestly as they happen.
Let’s make this whole thing feel easy from the start.
About me (should you wish to know more)
Originally, I trained as a musician, which probably explains why I’ve always been drawn to emotion, atmosphere, and the little in-between moments people often overlook.
Before photography, I worked for years as a professional retoucher and was fortunate enough to have my work published internationally. But it wasn’t until my daughter arrived that photography started to mean something completely different to me.
Like a lot of parents, I suddenly became obsessed with documenting the ordinary things that would one day stop being ordinary. The tiny expressions, the chaos, the quiet moments, the feeling of a particular season of life before it disappears.
That’s a huge part of why weddings mean so much to me now.
There’s something incredibly special about being trusted to document a day people will come back to for decades. Not just the big moments, but the fleeting little ones too. The nervous energy before the ceremony. Someone’s gran laughing in the corner. Your mates losing their minds on the dance floor.
The stuff that becomes more valuable with time.
I also know a lot of people feel nervous about being photographed. Honestly, most people I work with tell me that straight away. I love being able to take something people expect to feel awkward about and turn it into something relaxed, easy, and genuinely enjoyable.
And yes, I absolutely will take any excuse to show you photos of my kids.
