Your wedding day is more than a timeline of events — it’s a whirlwind of glances, gestures, and moments that can’t be staged. My role is to see it all: the way your hand squeezes theirs during the vows, the tear in your dad’s eye, the wild joy of the dance floor at midnight. I capture the honest, fleeting moments so that when you look back, your photos don’t just remind you what it looked like — they take you right back to how it felt.
With a relaxed, documentary style, I blend into the day so you can be fully present while I do the watching. I’ll guide you only when needed, keep the banter flowing, and make sure you feel comfortable in front of the camera — even if you usually aren't a big photo person. My goal is simple: when you receive your gallery, you’ll see not just images, but a vivid, soulful retelling of your wedding story.
Every wedding is its own adventure — a once-in-a-lifetime story that deserves to be told with care and truth. If you’re looking for photography that celebrates the real, the raw, and the beautifully imperfect, I’d love to hear about your plans. Let’s create something together that will outlast the flowers, the cake, and even the dance floor — a collection of images that feel like you forever.
How many photos will we receive and how are they delivered?
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Every wedding is unique, so there’s no set number, but you can expect a beautifully curated gallery of 500–800 fully edited, high-resolution images. They’ll be delivered via a secure online gallery that you can easily share with family and friends, along with options for professional prints and albums.
Do you travel for weddings?
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Absolutely! While I’m based in Durban, I’m available for weddings across South Africa and beyond. Travel and accommodation are quoted based on your location, and I’m always happy to chat about destination wedding plans.
Will you help us with our wedding day timeline?
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Absolutely. I’ve photographed enough weddings to know when the light will be at its best, when to sneak in a quiet moment for portraits, and how to avoid rushing through the day. I’m happy to work with you (and your planner, if you have one) to make sure things flow beautifully.
What if we’re awkward in front of the camera?
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Then you’re my kind of people! Most of my couples say they feel camera-shy at first, but by the end of the day they’ve forgotten I’m even there. I keep things natural, throw in a bit of banter, and focus on moments between you rather than stiff poses.