Documentary wedding photography in Norfolk



We arrive early. We don’t like rushing. Being there ahead of time lets us settle into the space, get a feel for the energy, and start noticing details others might overlook: handwritten vows on a bedside table, a nervous laugh between friends, morning light pooling on the dress.

We work quietly, but intentionally. You won’t find us barking orders or staging endless group poses. Instead, we move lightly through the day, anticipating moments before they happen, watching for interactions that feel genuine and real.

We tend to take a layered approach:

  • Wide shots that establish space and setting
  • Medium shots that show interaction and context
  • Close-up shots that focus on emotion, texture, and intimacy

This structure helps build a visual narrative that’s both artistic and deeply personal.

Bride in a lace-back wedding dress stands outdoors with her veil flowing in the wind, holding a bouquet against a backdrop of lush green trees.

Here’s how we typically move through the key parts of the wedding day:

This is where the nerves and anticipation live. We focus on atmosphere—quiet rituals, shared laughter, details that hint at the story to come. It’s less about posed dress shots and more about presence. A parent adjusting a cufflink. A friend tying a bow. Someone taking a breath.

We stay out of the way, but we’re attentive. If something needs smoothing—a veil caught on a chair, a button that won’t budge—we help without making a fuss.

We treat ceremonies with reverence. This is the emotional core of the day. Our approach here is deeply respectful: no flashes, no movement during key moments, and no intrusions. We shoot from the periphery, capturing the reactions, the connection, the unsaid.

We also look beyond the altar: parents clasping hands, a friend’s tearful smile, the way light falls across a face.

Bride and groom walk hand-in-hand along a quiet beach at sunset, with soft light catching the bride’s flowing dress and the coastal cliffs in the background.

When it comes to portraits, we keep it relaxed and low-pressure. We might give gentle prompts to get you moving or interacting naturally, but we’re not about stiff poses or forced smiles. If anything, we’re there to create space for you to breathe together.

A walk. A pause. A shared look. These are often the frames couples love most.

If you’d like formal family or group photos, we handle these efficiently and kindly. We plan the list ahead of time so it moves quickly, then shift back to candid coverage as soon as possible. No one wants to feel like they’re stuck in a yearbook lineup.

This is where things loosen up. We lean into the energy—the dancing, the speeches, the movement and laughter. But even here, we’re still tuned in to the quieter corners: grandparents watching from the sidelines, kids playing under tables, a couple escaping for a moment alone.


One of the questions we get asked most often is: “Will you tell us what to do?”

The honest answer? Only if you want us to. We don’t stage or manufacture moments, but we’re always there to guide gently when needed. A little direction can go a long way when it comes to light, framing, or helping you feel at ease.

But overall, our job is to notice. To listen with our eyes. To anticipate rather than interrupt. It’s a balance of technical skill and emotional awareness.

We shoot for honest emotion, thoughtful composition, and a narrative that feels effortless. Our editing style follows suit—natural colours, soft textures, and a timeless feel that won’t date your memories. You can see some of our previous videos here.


Young flower girl in a satin dress with a large bow kneels to help the bride with her shoes during a quiet moment of wedding morning prep.

Whether you’ve booked us for photography, videography, or both, the approach stays consistent. Our photo and video teams work seamlessly together with the same ethos: don’t get in the way, don’t overproduce, and don’t miss the good stuff.

We believe in cohesion over chaos. That means shared vision, coordinated coverage, and a shared understanding of how to document a day without turning it into a production.


Once the celebrations wind down, we begin the edit. This is where the story gets shaped.

We don’t batch-process or churn things out. We spend time with your footage and frames, looking for the throughline—the gestures, glances, and quiet moments that give the day its texture.

You’ll receive a carefully curated gallery or film that reflects what it felt like, not just what it looked like. Something true to you, with breathing room and emotional honesty.


If you remember one thing about how we work, let it be this:

We’re not there to direct your day. We’re there to witness it well.

To see the love you’ve built. The community that surrounds you. The details you missed and the ones you’ll never forget.

And to create something you can return to—not just to see how it looked, but to remember exactly how it felt.


Thinking about booking? Let’s have a relaxed, no-pressure chat. We’d love to hear about your plans and see if we’re the right fit for your day. Contact us today by clicking here