A Wedding Photographer

As a Liverpool based wedding photographer, many of our weddings are based in and around the Merseyside and north-west region. This does not mean that we do not cover weddings in Cheshire and Manchester regularly. We have also ventured much further afield, so if your wedding plans are coming together and require a photographer, get in touch and see if we can work with you to capture your perfect day.

When searching online, you will find the details for many a Liverpool Wedding Photographers, but we would suggest that you take a look at their work online. Check their reviews on google, and even set up a video chat or in-person meeting to discuss your needs. Choosing the right photographer for your special day is vital in getting the best record possible for your magical moment.

In addition to working as a Wedding, Headshot and Portrait Photographer in Liverpool, we also have a studio offering studio sessions. These can be ideal to book before your wedding to get some bridal shots, even with bridesmaids, or maybe even a group session of the groom, best man and groomsmen before the wedding day.

It may be that you are struggling to find your perfect photographer, and in complete honesty, each photographer has a different style and personality. So you need to make sure that you feel that connection with them before booking them, that way, when it comes to your wedding, you know you have someone you trust and someone who will work with you to get the pictures you need.

In 2003 after 11 years of being together Leon and his much better half, Michelle, got married at St Chads Church in Kirkby. The day was perfect, and they were surrounded by well-wishing friends and family sharing their big day. Hymns were sung, vows exchanged, food and drink consumed, and plenty of dancing and drinking into the early hours.

Once the dust settled, people had gone home, and life returned to normal. Apart from their shared memories of a fantastic day, the only thing that remained of the event was the photography. The cake was gone, champagne was drunk, and the dress was in a box along with a selection of treasured mementoes. They say that you can usually remember what inspired you to make the significant changes, and for Leon, it was their wedding photography. Whilst, not a total disaster, they had hoped for a little better and whilst they saw past the majority of the issues, the fact remained that they were there.

Six weeks after after the wedding, Leon bought a DSLR camera, learnt about photography, and began to shoot wedding and portrait photography on a regular basis. There were lessons already learnt in seeing unfocused images, key family members missing from staged shots and poor cropping, which meant some people were half in and half out. But, more importantly, it became apparent that there needed to be a connection with the photographer and the moment taking place, particularly with the people involved.

This was true back then and still a belief Leon holds, possibly more today, with every shot he takes.