Wedding Photographer in Hull

Serving Hull

Why Hull couples ask us to photograph their day

Hull is a maritime city with a diverse community. From the register office in the morning to a banqueting hall or garden marquee by evening, we cover the venues of East Yorkshire in full, and Cottingham, Hessle and Beverley is well known to us. During the ceremony we work quietly with longer lenses, so whether you exchange vows in a church, a register office or a garden, we stay unobtrusive and miss nothing.

We work in available light wherever we can, adding a soft flash only when a dark room needs it, so the images stay true to how the evening looked. You will barely notice us for much of the day, and that is the point; the less we intrude, the more relaxed everyone stays in front of the lens. A relaxed portrait session is woven gently into the day, timed around the best light, so you get a short breather together and a few frames to keep forever.

We feel at home photographing weddings in Hull. Hull is a maritime city with a diverse community, and our work reaches out across the neighbouring towns of Middlesbrough and Newcastle upon Tyne and the county around them. Hull and the towns around it offer venues such as Carlton Manor, Mercure Hull Grange Park Hotel and Lazaat Hotel, all familiar to us.

Hull, officially Kingston upon Hull, is a port city on the Humber Estuary in East Yorkshire and was UK City of Culture in 2017. Hull Paragon Interchange is the city's main railway station, served by trains from London King's Cross and Leeds. For pre-wedding and couple portraits, we love spots such as East Park, one of Hull's largest Victorian parks, with a boating lake and open lawns, with The Deep, a public aquarium on Sammy's Point where the River Hull meets the Humber close by for a striking backdrop.

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Weddings for every couple in Hull

We understand how quickly a ceremony passes, so we prepare thoroughly beforehand and then let the day carry us, catching the vows as they land. The moment you are declared married deserves to be seen clearly, so we plan our angles in advance and hold steady when it arrives. 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.

As the reception gathers pace, we keep moving, finding the hugs between old friends, the children on the dance floor and the quiet corners of joy. Long after the formal moments, guests keep giving you gifts of expression, and we stay alert through the evening for the hugs, the toasts and the goodbyes. We set aside a little time for portraits, walking with you somewhere quiet for a handful of relaxed frames that still feel like you.