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My approach is rooted in two decades of editorial discipline at The Times, where the focus is on the unscripted truth.
I’ve photographed conflicts from Kosovo to Afghanistan, worked undercover in North Korea, and once had just 14 seconds to capture a portrait of the President of Colombia.
On your wedding day, I apply that same focus to your legacy. I don’t manufacture “moments” or follow a generic shot-list; I capture the raw energy and quiet significance of your day with the integrity your history deserves.




Your wedding shouldn't feel like a movie set. I won't direct you, or turn your celebration into a production.
You stay fully immersed in the experience with your guests, while I capture the genuine connections.
Story-telling wedding photography, done beautifully and discreetly.
I work with couples across the UK and internationally who want a professional eye without the staged photoshoot.
My skill lies in anticipating the unscripted reality of your day, delivering a visual record that feels as honest in fifty years as it does today.
I’m Paul, and I help couples who value photography but refuse to let a photoshoot dominate their wedding day.
Based in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, I bring the professional discipline of a former national news photojournalist to weddings across the UK and worldwide.
My goal is simple: to provide an honest, unscripted record of your extraordinary day, so you can focus on living it.
Since 2016, I’ve used 20 years experience as a news photojournalist at The Times in London to give hundreds of couples wedding photos they love.
Your history deserves an archive. Request availability below.
You can see recent weddings in full over on the blog pages. Scroll down for some images from weddings in the last few weeks.






























