After more than a decade behind the camera and hundreds of weddings across the UK and abroad, my approach has crystallised into what I describe as unobtrusive documentary filmmaking. I do not stage moments, direct scenes or manufacture emotion. Instead, I work quietly and observe, capturing genuine hugs, real tears, unguarded laughter and small moments of connection that are impossible to recreate. My couples tend to value authenticity and intimacy. They choose to invest in real human moments rather than curated, performative imagery designed for social media. These weddings are often elegant, heartfelt and deeply personal occasions where human connections far outweighs like and shares on social media. My appoach lends itself to the longer term, with my films growing in value over the years, as opposed to the quick hit approach of Reels and Tiktok that are forgotten in the endless stream of content on social media. My films are created to be watched on large screens and crafted to showcase emotion. 

This approach has earned recognition within the industry. I was named Best Northwest Wedding Videographer at The Wedding Industry Awards 2023, received a National Highly Commended title the same year, and have twice been awarded Regional Highly Commended status. My work is regularly featured across leading wedding blogs and has appeared in major national publications, including The Telegraph. Today, I also serve as a judge for videography at The Wedding Industry Awards, which has given me a unique perspective on what truly exceptional wedding filmmaking looks like.

With more than 500 weddings filmed over 14 years, I have developed a distinctive approach rooted in documentary and cinematic craft. My films are created without staging or interference. Instead, I captures authentic moments as they unfold and weaves them into emotionally resonant stories using intentional shot selection, thoughtful sound design and editing driven entirely by feeling rather than formula.