Wedding Photographer in Canterbury

Serving Canterbury

Photographing weddings across Canterbury

Canterbury is a cathedral city with historic venues. There is real variety in where our couples marry, from register offices to grand houses and hotel ballrooms, and we photograph every one of them across Whitstable, Herne Bay and Faversham and the wider Kent. We keep to the edges during the ceremony, using quiet cameras and natural light so your officiant, your guests and your vows are never interrupted.

Small, telling details matter to us as much as the big set pieces, so we photograph the handwritten notes, the borrowed jewellery and the quiet glances between courses. Because we work by observing rather than instructing, the day stays yours from beginning to end, and the pictures simply remember it as it was. The whole day is covered as it comes, without rehearsed poses or long setups, so you are free to be present with your guests while we quietly work.

Whenever a wedding in Canterbury comes up, we are glad to say yes. Canterbury is a cathedral city with historic venues, and our coverage stretches out to Ashford, Gravesend and the towns in between. Canterbury and the towns around it offer venues such as Canterbury Cathedral Lodge, ABode Canterbury and The Old Kent Barn, all familiar to us.

Canterbury is a cathedral city whose cathedral, abbey and church form a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Served by Canterbury West and Canterbury East stations, with high speed trains to London St Pancras. For pre-wedding and couple portraits, we love spots such as Westgate Gardens, riverside gardens on the Great Stour, and Dane John Gardens, with Canterbury Cathedral, seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and St Augustine's Abbey close by for a striking backdrop.

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Every kind of wedding

All faiths and traditions welcome

We keep to the edges during the ceremony, using quiet cameras and natural light so your officiant, your guests and your vows are never interrupted. Some couples marry quietly with a handful of witnesses and others before a full congregation, and we adapt our approach so the coverage suits the scale of your ceremony. 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.

We photograph the speeches from more than one angle when a second photographer is with us, so you keep both the joke and the reaction to it. 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. We photograph the speeches, the toasts and the quiet reactions around the room, then stay through the first dance and into the evening celebrations.