Why choose two shooters on the day?

Why choose two Shooters?

A two shooter team are able to capture both the Brides and Grooms day from prep to finish getting every shot needed to tell the story of your day!

A Two shooter team can cover not only your partners preparations if required, but so much more! From being able to capture a different angle during the ceremony, lots more candids, a different creative angle during couple portraits (and fly our drone for us! - see photos below) but as I can’t be in two places at the same time, having a second shooter allows us to capture two different things at the same time! its like Magic!

So why hire a ‘Couple’ of wedding photographers?

Having my partner second shoot for me really works as knowing someone’s personality quirks and body language, it’s easy to communicate. Glynn knows exactly what I mean even when we are both stood at opposite sides of the room, a quick glance from me and he knows what I am needing from him,

Hiring us both means we can capture all those special moments you will cherish forever! From the grooms reaction as you’re walking down the aisle and he sees you for the first time, to that all important dress reveal, we can capture reactions from two sides!

“OMG I’m so relieved, booking a photographer was one of the biggest decisions and I’m totally 100% confident with you guys! You two are such a vibe, I’m buzzing!!’ - Laura & Ryan

A bride with a veil and flower crown standing in front of a man in a suit who is covering his face with his hands, in a warmly lit room with a painting on the wall and a beige sofa.
A couple kissing during their wedding ceremony with wedding guests seated around them and a large illuminated heart in the background.
A bride and groom kiss during their wedding ceremony indoors, with a floral arrangement on a table behind them and a guest watching.
A bride in a white wedding dress holding a paper, surrounded by three men in formal suits, one holding a drink, celebrating outdoors in a garden with brick and wooden buildings.
Wedding toast outdoors with guests smiling and holding drinks, focusing on the couple and onlookers in the background.
A black-and-white photo of a wedding ceremony inside a church. The bride and groom are holding hands, facing the officiant. The groom is smiling, and the bride has curly hair and a veil. Several guests are seated, and a priest or minister is standing in front of them, smiling.
A bride in a wedding gown holding a bouquet, smiling at the groom during a wedding ceremony inside a church, with guests standing and watching.
A bride and groom standing in front of a cornfield at night, holding hands, with the sky dark above them.
A man and woman dressed in wedding attire standing hand-in-hand in a green field in front of tall corn stalks.
A newlywed couple holding hands and smiling as they walk through a crowd of guests throwing flower petals at an outdoor wedding ceremony.
People celebrating a wedding outdoors, with flower petals being thrown in the air, smiling and gathered around the bride and groom.
I need you both!

Having someone who knows what lighting I need allows me to get photos like this, for you, quickly!

A group of seven people dressed in formal attire posing in a dimly lit room with brick walls and wooden panels, likely for a wedding or special event.
Wedding couple holding hands at night outdoors, illuminated by colorful lighting with trees in the background.
People standing during a wedding ceremony in a church with a brick wall background, illuminated by colorful lights and hanging flags.

Meet Glynn!

A man standing in an open sliding glass door at a gathering, wearing a black shirt, beige shorts, and white sneakers, with a camera hanging from his neck, smiling with one hand on his hip and the other on the door frame.