A YEAR IN REVIEW










































































































































































































And so we look forward, bid farewell to twenty sixteen, I wish you love and good light for your twenty seventeen.










































































































































































































And so we look forward, bid farewell to twenty sixteen, I wish you love and good light for your twenty seventeen.
It’s always so exciting to see your work in print but I am especially thrilled for my first ever Japanese feature with Amy & Duncan’s wedding day in ELLE Mariage Japan.

Being a wedding photographer is an honor and a privilege, an invitation and a vote of confidence. Photographing a dear friend’s wedding is all of those things, plus the swelling of your heart, the shaking of your hands and the crying of your eyes.
I travelled all the way over to the other side of the world to photograph these two momentous events. First was the very intimate Byron Bay ceremony of five. It rained and it shone, she wore killer heels, he drove the Valiant and I witnessed the marriage of Melanie & her photographer husband, Duncan.

Here’s a sneak of what I’ve been doing over the past twenty-one days.
Some portraits in Paris…

Back to London for some pre-wedding photos on Columbia Road…

A walk along the river after a wedding at St Paul’s…

And a weekend in Portugal.

It’s been a very busy three weeks, but the next two are a little calmer with portraits and engagements and a lot of editing to do, before a wedding very close to my heart. I’m also going to be photographing this little beauty, our very own London Bride.
A wedding at Rangers House is always a pleasure to photograph. Tall windows, red walls and a pretty little garden out the back. Esther & Nathan had planned a very intimate tea party wedding with an exceptional ending…



Jess & Ludge got married in April this year in Lourinha, Portugal and I was so grateful to have been there. Friends and family flew from Sydney, London and Paris to celebrate and it made for a beautiful reunion.
The evening before, everyone met up for a chat and a catch up, this time in a tiny old village. We stood outside in the street, laughing and talking whilst the sun set and the bar next door sold glasses of wine for 30¢. This is the tiny village that Ludgero grew up in.

Early the next morning, I headed out to photograph Jess getting ready with her mum, in a lovely bright hotel room. My favourite.


A busy summer it has been, with weddings and shoots aplenty. Happy memories I have captured, to the sum of eight and twenty. Autumn is here and the sun is now shy, the leaves slowly litter the ground, so I’m packing my case and off we will fly, for we are Bali bound…

I am so excited to be photographing a gorgeous outdoor wedding in Bali next weekend! If you need me, I’ll be back on October 16th and if you’d like to see what I’m up to the interim, you can have a behind-the-scenes look over on Instagram.
Thank you as ever to UK Film Lab for the beautiful scan, from an amazing wedding at the Tiara Miramar hotel on the beautiful Cote d’Azur, earlier this month. There’s plenty more where this has come from, just as soon as I get chance to catch up on the blog. This year has been even busier than I expected but I’m really not complaining when it’s all looked like this!
What a beautiful year! Stunning work always, lady xo