Hampshire Wedding Photographer

Preserve
what you
value most.

Photography on Digital & Film

A man in a suit with his arms outstretched and a woman in a wedding dress standing on a street with shops in the background. The image is in black and white.

A newlywed couple in wedding attire standing by the seaside during sunset, smiling and embracing each other.

Bride and groom smiling amid colorful confetti, walking out of their ceremony at Winchester Registry Office.

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Group of women celebrating at an outdoor wedding, wearing colorful dresses and sitting on a tractor. The bride, is wearing a floral crown, white playsuit and laughing with her friends.

Bride with veil comforting her emotional father, during their first look and shortly before the ceremony.

A man with a beard and mustache smiling, wearing a tan baseball cap, brown jacket, and black shirt, standing by a window with sunlight streaming in, partially covered by dark curtains.

Hi, I’m Tom.

Husband, dog dad and documentary photographer at weddings.

I try not to use the phrase ‘wedding photographer’ as that evokes a bunch of stereotypes that don’t really reflect how I approach the task in hand.

For over 10 years, I’ve photographed weddings across
Hampshire, Sussex & The New Forest in a friendly, natural and laid back style.

If you’re wanting photos with minimal posing and zero performance, I’ll create a gallery that allows you to not only see your wonderful day again, but actually feel it too.

Since 2015, I’ve been a full-time wedding guest; joining in with the fun and working tirelessly to create honest and natural photographs for all my amazing couples.

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Less about tradition,
More about you.

Why film photography matters…

The best way to get natural, authentic photos is to simply be yourself. Show up authentically and celebrate your love the best way you know how.

Shooting film is perfect tool for this - the grain, the colour, the excitement of having to wait to see the results.

Film makes it more about feeling the moment, it slows things down and embraces those beautiful imperfections.

My journey into photography was shooting on film and I’m still obsessed & endlessly fascinated by it’s beauty.
Capturing joy on silver & grain makes me very happy.

Shooting film isn’t a trend for me, it’s a cornerstone in how I work and the stories it allows me to tell.