If you’re looking for a West Midlands wedding photographer who captures real moments without awkward posing or forced smiles, you’re in the right place.
While I’m based in Shropshire, I regularly photograph weddings across the West Midlands and surrounding areas.I photograph weddings across the West Midlands in a relaxed, documentary style blending into the day when needed, stepping in with calm guidance when it matters, and fully embracing the energy when the dance floor kicks off.
From elegant manor houses to rustic barns and city-centre venues, the West Midlands offers incredible variety and I love every bit of it.
I’m documentary first.
That means:
No cringe posing
No stiff line-ups
No dragging you away from your guests for hours
Instead, I focus on:
Real reactions
Proper belly laughs
The way your dad looks at you during speeches
Your mates absolutely losing it on the dance floor
But here’s the key documentary doesn’t mean hands-off chaos.
When it’s time for couple portraits, I give gentle direction so you never feel awkward. Just natural movement, good light, and space to be yourselves.
And when the party starts?
I’m right in there capturing it properly.
If you’d like to know exactly how I work on the day, you can read more about my wedding photography experience here.
One of the reasons I love working as a wedding photographer in the West Midlands is the sheer variety of venues and vibes.
You’ve got:
Grand, historic settings like Coombe Abbey
Elegant manor houses like Moxhull Hall
Relaxed countryside barns like Bredenbury Court
Stylish venues like Hogarths
Character-filled locations like Highbury Hall
Outdoor garden ceremonies at Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens
Classic country house energy at Pendrell Hall
Boutique venues like Grafton Manor
Every couple brings a different atmosphere.
Some weddings are black tie and champagne towers.
Others are barefoot on the lawn with shots at sunset.
That mix is exactly why I love photographing here.
If you’re planning your wedding in the West Midlands and want both photography and videography, I offer seamless coverage of both.
No random suppliers who’ve never met each other.
Just one team, one vibe, one vision.
Your film and photos feel cohesive not stitched together.
Whether you’re getting married at:
Manor Hill House
The Mount Hotel
Windmill Village Hotel & Spa
Moxhull Hall
Coombe Abbey
You can have both stunning stills and a cinematic wedding film that actually feels like your day.
I’ve photographed weddings all across the region, from emotional, elegant ceremonies to full-blown party energy receptions.
(Here’s where you’ll link to real weddings once we build them.)
The thing I love most?
Every single wedding feels different.
Different families.
Different dynamics.
Different energy.
And that’s what makes documentary photography powerful it captures your version of the day, not a copy of someone else’s.
If you’re still choosing your venue, I’ve put together a guide to some of the best wedding venues in the West Midlands from elegant manor houses to relaxed countryside barns.
From Past Clients
If you’re planning your wedding in the West Midlands and want natural, relaxed, true-to-colour wedding photography that captures real energy I’d love to hear about your plans.
Let’s make it fun.
Let’s make it relaxed.
Let’s make it properly yours.
I regularly photograph weddings across Birmingham, Warwickshire, Staffordshire and surrounding areas. Travel within the West Midlands is no problem at all.
There’s a good chance I’ve either worked there or somewhere very similar. But even if it’s new to me, that’s never an issue strong documentary photography is about reading light and people, not relying on a preset shot list.
Yes. Most West Midlands couples book full-day coverage so nothing important is missed from prep right through to the dance floor chaos.
Yes, photography and videography can be booked together for cohesive coverage.
Most couples book anywhere from 12–18 months in advance, especially for peak summer dates. That said, I do sometimes have availability closer to the date, so it’s always worth getting in touch as soon as you have your venue and date confirmed.
Yes, absolutely. While my approach is documentary and relaxed, I’ll always guide you through group photos so they’re quick, stress-free, and don’t take you away from your day for too long. For couple portraits, I’ll give gentle direction and keep things natural so nothing feels awkward or overly posed.
Rain never ruins a wedding and honestly, it can make for some of the most atmospheric photos. I’m always prepared to adapt, find the best light, and work with whatever the day brings. Some of my favourite West Midlands wedding photos have been taken in unexpected weather.
My style is documentary, natural, and relaxed. I focus on real moments, genuine emotion, and the energy of the day rather than staged shots. The goal is for your photos and film to feel timeless, honest, and full of personality just like your wedding.