LAKE DISTRICT WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

If you book me to shoot your wedding, I promise I won’t break anything.

The last decade has taught me that there is so much more to being a wedding photographer than understanding how a camera works and while my CV doesn’t list much more than a redundant teaching qualification, it does boast unusual skills such as excellent people watching, precision timing, weather forecasting (which is essential here in the Lake Distrcit!) and how to tie eight bow ties from scratch in record time.

I’m fascinated by the connection between people and I’m a bit of a chatter box. I’m also a terrible dancer but you’ll find it hard to get me and my cameras off the dance floor, for which I make no apology. You can find out more about being a Lake District wedding photographer here.

When we’re not busy photographing and editing weddings, you’ll find us exploring the Lake District whatever the weather; I’m currently trying to tick off all the Wainwright Fells before I’m forty. There’s no such thing as bad weather for a Lake District wedding, as even the wettest of wedding days can provide dramatic backdrops to your wedding photographs. Having climbed some of the highest mountains in Cumbria in all weathers I am not afraid of getting wet in order to capture the best wedding photos that really tell the story of your day.

The Lake District and surrounding Cumbria is full to the brim of incredible weddings venues, from stately homes like Askham Hall and Silverholme Manor, castles like Blencowe Hall or Lowther Castle, rustic barns like Long Acre Barn, Eden Barn (which I can walk to from my house!) and Paddock Barn as well as charming farm houses like Low Hall and Hause Hall and course a myriad of lake side hotels offering a wide variety of wedding packages to suit all styles and budgets, but all offer stunning opportunities for Lake District wedding photography.

One of the Lake District’s finest wedding photographers

(If I do say so myself…)