NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
HERE FOR THOSE THAT SAY
"WE'RE NOT CAMERA PEOPLE"
Because truthfully,
not many people are.
Almost everyone tells me this within about a minute of meeting me, usually one of you says it and the other one nods a bit too fast, and I’d be more worried if you didn’t say it.
Here’s the thing though. I’ve never met a couple who were good at being photographed, because that’s not a category of person you can be. What there is, is people who’ve likely had a camera stuck in their face for forty minutes by someone shouting “lovely, and again, give each other a kiss!” and quite reasonably they never want to do it a second time in their lives.
But - You don’t have to be good at this. You just have to turn up and get married. I’ll sort the rest out.
I'm Aaron.
and I'm not your average wedding bloke.
Thirty weddings in the last two years and I'm still not bored of it. I live on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, so it's all local.
I'm neurospicy (ADHD), which on a wedding day is basically a superpower. I clock the thing happening three people back, I don't flag at hour nine, and I'm still switched on when the room's turned into a completely different party. Fancy a rave, anyone?
My wife Ali second shoots when she can. She'll have your dress sorted before you've noticed it needed sorting. Ask her about the walk and twist.
At home: dad to Kaileb, owned outright by two dogs, and a rockstar drummer in my own head.
PS. If there’s a dog, we’re photographing the dog. That bit isn’t up for discussion.
More about me →the chaos.
Weddings are loud, unpredictable, organised chaos.
That's my natural habitat.
Habitat meaning I'm in the thick of it, not stood at the edge waiting for it to pass. Which is how I end up holding somebody's pint, mopping a spilled drink, re-attaching a buttonhole, or fetching more tissues for your mum, who's crying her eyes out again.
On the day you're getting a lot more than someone with a camera. Honestly, you can't beat a wedding.
I want to
say a quick hello
Booking a photographer off a website is a leap of faith, I get it. So here's the actual me. No script, no dramatic drone footage, no swelling music.
Judge me on my face. Just not on my font choices.
- Sneak peek48 hoursA few frames while you're still in your dressing gown eating cake.
- Full gallery4 to 6 weeksHand-edited, yours to download and keep for good.
- I replySame dayAlways within 24 hours. ADHD means I'm never off my phone.
- On the dayTwo of usAli second shoots whenever she's free.
- Covered£1m insuredPublic liability. Your venue will ask, I'll have already sent it.
The work.
From the camera.
Real days and yes… real people.
I'm definitely not hiding
in a corner
with a long lens.
I'll be in the kitchen for the buttonhole, and cornered by your uncle for eleven minutes about his boat. Gladly. The bloke chatting to everyone is the bloke nobody feels they have to perform for.
Then the ceremony starts, I shut up and get out of the way, and that's when the good stuff starts happening on its own.
Some of the things I will and won't do.
I'll steal you for a short bit during drinks for couple portraits, because you'll want at least one where you're both looking at the camera. Then I sod off again. That's the only part of the day I'll direct. Things I won't do…
- Turn your wedding into a bloody photoshoot
- Stop the first dance halfway through because I missed it
- Line up nineteen combinations of family while the buffet goes stone cold
- Photograph your shoes hanging off a doorframe for twenty minutes
- Pretend I'm invisible. I'd rather be talking to your gran, she's got the best stories about you.
Thirty weddings.
And not one person made to stand in a line for hours.
“I was so busy having fun I feel like I missed moments — but thanks to Aaron I have them all. He captured our day so naturally, and that's exactly what we wanted.”
Francesca · Wedding
Jill
Aaron and Ali captured our day perfectly. Mainly candid, relaxed shots, exactly what we wanted. They mingled into the background so discreetly that at times I forgot they were there.
Kerry
He went above and beyond, even helping the groom sort out his buttonhole when he couldn't get it right. Little things like that make a huge difference on a busy wedding morning.
Straight from Google.
Our ceremony was a tricky time of day. January, 3pm, dark skies. They made it work with no problem, and made the atmosphere relaxed while I was getting ready.
BeckyI was a very stressed out bride and I felt like I could relax in their capable hands. Even in 35°C they managed my crazy irritable family amazingly.
RosieLots of candid and fun silly pics capturing the chaos, fun, love and beauty of our wedding day. Just perfect, thank you.
EmilyPhenomenal. Very friendly, affordable, professional and enthusiastic. We received the final photographs very quickly. 10/10 service.
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I felt like I could relax in their capable hands.Rosie · Summer wedding
The cake gets eaten.
The dress goes in the loft.
What's still here in thirty years is a few hundred photographs, and one day your kids will go through them looking for people they never got to meet.
That's the bit worth getting right.
From £790.
Yes, I know you skipped my video and came straight here.
Three packages, one honest price each, travel included within 35 miles. Sod the form, here's the number.
Statistically speaking…
…roughly zero people have ever regretted sending that message. A few have regretted not sending it sooner. One bloke waited so long his favourite Saturday got snapped up by someone with, and I quote, “a much worse photographer.” Don't be that bloke.
LET'S TALK ABOUT IT
Pop us your details over and we'll be in touch to organise a quick meet - S
ooner you do this then sooner we can get organised but if you're already happy and want to book I can send the booking forms straight over! Just let me know.
