Wedding Photographer in Gerrards Cross

Serving Gerrards Cross

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Gerrards Cross is an affluent Bucks town with grand venues. Hotels, marquees, barns and historic churches each ask for a slightly different eye, and we bring all of it to weddings throughout Buckinghamshire, Beaconsfield, Chalfont St Peter and Denham included. We are comfortable in Gerrards Cross venues of every kind, and we plan quietly with your officiant or celebrant beforehand so nothing about the service surprises us.

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. 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. Two of us usually cover the day, one following you and one on the guests, so both sides of every moment are recorded without either of us crowding the room.

Getting across to Gerrards Cross is a straightforward run for us. Gerrards Cross is an affluent Bucks town with grand venues, and we photograph weddings here and throughout the surrounding towns, Chalfont St Giles and Bourne End among them. In and around Gerrards Cross, we have photographed at venues such as Crowne Plaza Gerrards Cross, Colston Hall and The Bull Hotel.

Gerrards Cross is an affluent commuter town in south Buckinghamshire that grew rapidly after its railway station opened in 1906. Gerrards Cross station sits on the Chiltern Main Line with services to London Marylebone. We often take couples to Gerrards Cross Common, an area of woodland and open space managed for public use for a few quiet portraits, and St James Church, a Grade II* listed church of 1859 designed by Sir William Tite with its distinctive dome is a lovely backdrop nearby.

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From registry office to temple

We photograph readings, rings and the signing of the register with a light hand, blending multicultural or fusion elements naturally when they are part of your day. Ceremonies rarely run to the second, so we stay alert throughout, ready for the moments that arrive early, run long or happen when least expected. 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.

From the buttonholes being pinned to the sparklers at the door, we follow the surrounding events of the day and treat each one as part of the same story. 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. The first dance is yours alone for a moment, and we photograph it from the edges, letting the room and its faces frame you naturally.