Sam Bennett photography & video
I aim to create natural and romantic photographs that are unique to each couple and their personalities. One of the main bits of the great feedback I get from past couples is that I made them feel relaxed. I'm pretty laid back in my approach but I ensure every little moment is captured.
Mark Fraser
Mark is a highly professional, yet friendly portrait and wedding photographer. A full-time photographer; he is based in Milton Keynes, but also often works in Luton, Bedford, and Northampton. Don’t worry if you are outside those areas. We cover the whole UK and beyond.
Francesca Checkley
From the moment you start to get ready to strutting your stuff on the dance floor, I will be there to capture all your amazing memories from your special day! Make the rules or break the reels, just remember this is your day!
Ryan Devine Film
Filmmaking is always evolving, but my approach stays the same: to capture the full essence of your wedding day. I understand the significance of everyone – from multiple generations – coming together, and my goal is to document the laughter, tears, and energy in a way that’s natural, immersive, and real.
Samantha Cook Photography
It's my job to put you at ease so that you can be yourself and I can capture the best version of you, your friends and family having the time of your lives; half the time they won't even know I'm the photographer.
I describe my style as documentary style photography when it comes to wedding days- which means I have a hands off approach on the day.
Ayelle Photography
We are Ayelle, Adam and Liz, based in Bedfordshire, in our cosy little cottage. We are more than just photographers, we are a (recently married) husband and wife team. We are a like-minded couple who understand the planning process, as both a couple and a supplier.
Olive and Wilde
Meet us, we’re Honor + Chris. We are pretty laid back people and that is reflected in how we shoot. We love emotion, fun, connection. Its really important for us to seek out those fleeting moments that often go unseen