Asian Wedding Photographer in Wood Green

Yes, and to wherever else the week takes you. Wood Green may be one address of three or four, so travel gets accounted for once across the whole commission instead of being charged building by building.

Yes. Every photograph we deliver is hand-edited for colour, tone and consistency across the days, and our chosen portraits receive light, natural retouching. We aim for images that look timeless rather than heavily processed, so they age gracefully within your album.

Yes. Alexandra Park gives you high open ground with the city underneath, and it behaves best on a weekday evening once the paths empty. A session beforehand also gets you used to a lens pointing at you, which shows later.

Of course. The Earlham Room at George Meehan House seats 22 including the couple, and between May and September its pergola garden is licensed for ceremonies of up to 20 guests, so a small civil ceremony there could be followed by family portraits in Woodside Park around the house. A day that small gets exactly the planning and attention we would give a reception of several hundred.

Very possibly. We research every venue before a wedding, and the Wood Green suites publish enough about their rooms, from the Grand Hall at Grand Palace Banqueting Suite to its smaller Heather Suite, to plan around well ahead of the day. For a room such as the Emperor Suite at The Decorium, which seats 650 theatre-style, we would read the venue's published layout beforehand, ask about the lighting and arrive early enough to plan our positions before guests come in.