I know I’m lucky to live on the north coast of Cornwall, especially as a photographer, the one thing we’re not short of is beautiful locations, for me Lusty Glaze in Newquay is absolutely right up there with the best of them, a private laid back beach venue with ocean views to die for. I’ve shot at Lusty Glaze a number of times and each wedding has been an utter joy to photograph.

Steve started the day itself with a Surf, an idea that’s always going to be a winner in my book, I took some shots, ran home, swapped my camera for my board, and hopped in too. It was quite a lot bigger than it looked and pretty solid on Perranporth's lowtide banks, so the less said about how this session went the better..

I've been photographing weddings all over the country, even on TV, for years, but this day was my very first time shooting in my own hometown.. I know... weird...

I’ve had the Joy of knowing Al for What feels like forever, he is a musician/singer/songwriter and a bloody good one too. We had the pleasure of gigging together a bit years back and as a result, have too many stories that should never come out.

An old cheese farm, a lot of good friends, some great light, and a bit of moorland field meant Tom and Sophie had the day of their dreams and ended up with a boot full of wonderful Images to remember it for the years to come.

Everyone wants a Napoleonic fort for a day (This one has it’s own beach too)

It’s been a tricky time for the whole world this last year, not to mention for anyone trying to plan a wedding!

I absolutely love a Tipi wedding, and obviously so did Brighton-based Steph & Oscar, they built their venue out of 5 of them

An early start straight off the back from a Cornish Wedding, charge batteries, back up the previous day’s images (twice), clear cards, sync all three cameras, clean lenses, then off to the London wedding of Jon and Buffy