When couples ask about full-day wedding photography, they’re often not asking about hours. They’re really asking: Will we feel comfortable all day? Do we need to be “on” the whole time? What actually gets photographed? So here’s a simple, honest look at what a full day of documentary wedding photography really looks like — from start to finish. The Morning: Calm, Unrushed, Real Full-day coverage usually begins with morning prep, but not in a staged, magazine-style way. This part of the day...

Why Almost Every Couple Says This - And Why It Doesn’t Matter If I had £1 for every time a couple said “We’re really awkward in front of the camera” ,I’d be photographing weddings on a beach by now. The good news? Almost every couple says it, and not one of them has ever needed to be “good” at being photographed. First Things First - You’re Not Awkward You’re Just Normal. Most people don’t spend their weekends being photographed. Of course it feels strange at first. What couples often mean...

A relaxed, natural wedding at Foxtail Barns set in the Staffordshire countryside. This real wedding is a perfect example of documentary-style photography — focusing on genuine moments, emotion, and the flow of the day without staging or interruption. From a calm morning through to an emotional ceremony and a lively evening celebration, Foxtail Barns is an ideal venue for couples who want their wedding day captured exactly as it felt.