The key to successful wedding photography is knowing how to blend in with the unfolding events and capture them without interrupting, imposing or insisting, but also being able to manage big groups of people and put everyone at ease.

Before I became a full time photographer, I spent 35 years as a teacher in schools for pupils who had Special Educational Needs.  The lessons I learnt, both as a teacher and over the course of photographing more than 350 weddings since 2012, have enabled me to photograph weddings which range from extravagant events in castles to small intimate registry office and hotel ceremonies and every type of wedding in between.

Knowing how to use cameras and flashguns is just as useful, and I've been doing that since I was about 8 years old, with my Kodak Box Brownie.

You won't be surprised to know that my cameras are better these days.

You might, however, be pleasantly surprised by my prices.

Please contact me for a no obligation quotation or if you would just like to discuss your wedding!

Chris Kirk