MEET GEORGIA, YOUR PERSONAL PHOTOJOURNALIST
Your comfort zone is my happy place.
I've been drawn to photography since I was 10 years old, spending hours poring over our family's chest of old film photographs. That nostalgic feeling those images gave me has shaped everything about how I approach being a documentary wedding photographer today.
Having experienced how quickly life can change, I understand that these moments with the people you love are precious beyond measure. That's why I'm passionate about creating images that transport you back to exactly how your day felt, not just how it looked.
My documentary photography approach.
My approach to your day is gentle and simple: I have zero expectations for you to be perfect because I truly believe the most beautiful moments live in imperfection. My favourite photos are the ones that won't make it onto a perfectly curated Pinterest board, but the ones that will outlive us all: your best friends helping you into your party dress mid-reception, the way your grandparents hold hands during the ceremony, the joy of sunshine after rain.
Your wedding day may not be perfect, and it might not even be the best day of your life. But it will be one of the only times all the people you love are in the same room, sharing stories and space. That's what I want to capture. I won't ask you to set anything up or be anything other than yourselves. Just be present and let your photographs be about your day, rather than your day being about your photographs.
Some of the things I love…
-Travelling and exploring new places
-Creating art and meeting interesting and inspiring people
-Watching true crime documentaries
-Tea and biscuits
-Being a camera-toting guest on your wedding day
-Spending quality time with loved ones
-Rewatching the film ‘About Time’
