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// A little rough around the edges—in the best w

// A little rough around the edges—in the best way. This is how a wedding should feel.

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// Blurry lifts, graffiti backdrops, velvet shadow

// Blurry lifts, graffiti backdrops, velvet shadows. Hotel Gotham brought the drama, Manchester brought the mood. Weddings like this feel more like a short film than a schedule—and that’s exactly the point.

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// Barn weddings just hit different. The light, th

// Barn weddings just hit different.
The light, the space, the way everything slows down.
These are a few of my favourite barns—from Cornwall to Sussex.
Booking now for 2025 & 2026.

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// Not just headshots. This is branding with soul.

// You can keep your manor houses and marble halls

// You can keep your manor houses and marble halls. Give me a slightly wonky trestle table, a dog in a bow tie, and your nan pouring prosecco at 2pm...

// 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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