Wedding Photographer in Brighton

Serving Brighton

The story of your Brighton wedding, kept for good

Brighton is a vibrant seaside city with grand venues. Whether you choose a register office, a barn, a country house or a hotel, we photograph across East Sussex and know the area around Hove, Worthing and Shoreham closely. We watch for the unguarded moments during the service, the shaking hands, the mouthed words, the parent wiping an eye, and hold them without interrupting anything.

When we do gather you for couple portraits, we keep it brief and easy, walking and talking rather than posing, so the pictures still feel like you. During the quiet stretches we keep looking for the details you arranged, the flowers, the notes, the table settings, and fit them in without slowing anything down. We move with the rhythm of the day, quick when the action is fast and patient when it slows, so nothing important slips past unrecorded.

The venues in and around Brighton are ones we know by heart. Brighton is a vibrant seaside city with grand venues, and we work throughout the local area, Bournemouth and Crawley included. We are at home at Brighton-area venues such as The Royal Pavilion, Harbour Hotel Brighton and Hotel du Vin Brighton.

Brighton is a lively East Sussex seaside city known for its Regency architecture, The Lanes and inclusive culture. Brighton railway station is on the Brighton Main Line with fast trains to London Victoria and London Bridge. For portraits away from the celebration, Preston Park, the city's largest park with lawns, a walled rock garden and mature trees works beautifully, and The Royal Pavilion, an exotic Indo Saracenic royal palace built for the Prince Regent adds a real sense of place.

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Every kind of wedding

Intimate elopements through to 300 guests

Our approach to the ceremony is simple: watch closely, stay out of the way and record the promises exactly as you make them. As you take your seats and the ceremony begins, we are already positioned, ready for the first look, the tears and the small unguarded reactions. Whether the setting is a grand nave or a simple garden marquee, we work with the available light and the sightlines to record the ceremony honestly.

We are happy to add a welcome gathering or a next-day brunch to your coverage, so the wider weekend of celebration is remembered alongside the day itself. Preparations, portraits, the meal and the party each get their share of our attention, and we pace ourselves so no part of the celebration is thinly covered. When the evening party begins and the lights come down, we adapt our approach, working in low light to keep the dancing alive and full of energy.