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Dale Weeks Photography

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// Some weddings just hit. Not because of the flow

// Some weddings just hit. Not because of the flowers or the timeline or the colour palette—but because everyone actually showed up. The groom sang a folk song under a tree, full voice, no nerves. People held their breath, then raised their glasses. You don’t stage that kind of moment. You just catch it.

The rest of the day moved like good conversation. Honest, unpolished, kind of electric. Oak Barn did its job—wild garden, old brick, light in all the right places—but the couple brought the chaos and the calm. That’s what stuck. That’s what stays.

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// Portraits are some of the most fun I ever have

// Portraits are some of the most fun I ever have with a camera.
There's no ceremony, no timeline. Just two people—me and whoever’s in front of the lens—chasing light, colour, and a feeling. Sometimes it’s a fashion shoot. Sometimes it’s for a small business, a rebrand, a fresh start. Sometimes it’s just because someone wants to feel seen in a new way.

I love that.

There’s something cinematic about the British seaside when it’s a little empty. A swing under the pier. A helter-skelter in the background. Everything feels like a memory the second you take the shot.

This kind of work reminds me why I picked up a camera in the first place.
It’s messy, fast, unfiltered—and the freedom of it feels honest.

// A summer wedding, a roll of moments strung toge

// A summer wedding, a roll of moments strung together. A wedding is a collection of places: a garden in full bloom, the stillness of a forest, the cool reflection of a pool. The day moves like a series of vignettes—soft light through trees, hands finding each other, footsteps on a woodland path. Images like this are doorways back to the feeling of it all. Light, place, feeling. Some things never change...

🌸 Easter Mini Family Sessions - Limited Spots A

🌸 Easter Mini Family Sessions - Limited Spots Available 🌸

Looking for some beautiful family portraits this Easter? Book one of my mini family sessions for just £75! Whether it’s a stroll through the park, a cosy moment at home, or a playful session in nature, I’ll capture the essence of your family in a relaxed and fun 15-30 minute session.

📅 Available 4th-10th April, late afternoon (or early morning) for the best light and weather (weather permitting, of course!).

You’ll receive 10 stunning photos in my signature film style, all edited and ready to download in high-res. These images will be available in your private gallery, where you can also order prints.

This is a perfect way to capture special moments, whether for Easter memories or just because. Spaces are limited, so DM me or email daleweeksphotography@gmail.com to secure your spot.

(Locations within 5 miles of Hastings only.)

// A sun-soaked haze, the weightless drift of an a

// A sun-soaked haze, the weightless drift of an afternoon spent in no rush at all. A little bit 60s, a little bit French cinema, the kind of mood that lingers like a song on repeat. Poolside daydreams, warm vinyl, and the slow burn of golden hour...

// Sean played in the band. The tables were named

// Sean played in the band. The tables were named after records, not people. The first dance wasn’t just a song—it was a declaration, hanging above them on a tapestry: Baby, I’m Yours.

@claptoncountryclub set the stage—industrial bones, candlelit warmth, and just enough grit to keep it interesting. No stiff formalities. No cookie-cutter traditions. Just the good stuff: laughter echoing off brick walls, guitars ringing out, a couple that did things their own way.

Weddings like this don’t happen in a planning app. They happen when you lean in, let go, and live it.

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