Are you getting married? Are you a person with a nice camera who has a mate getting married? Great, I have some tips on how to navigate taking photos at weddings.
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This year I had the amazing privilege of shooting my first solo destination wedding in Goa, India - I’ve previously shot weddings with other photographers in Oman and Ibiza - and OH MY was it everything I hoped it would be and more…
Read MoreJNP wedding day tips: SPEECHES
Have you been tasked with giving a wedding speech this year? Bride/groom/mum/dad/highly confident and loud pal? Here are my top ten tips on how to absolutely smash it.
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I know this is too long. I promise I've tried. I really did try. But to be honest, I love every single image below with all my heart and it has filled me with joy looking back at this incredible year so I just couldn't cut it down any more. I'll at least keep this part short: here is my year in weddings
Read MoreJNP wedding day tips: GROUP PHOTOS
People often ask me if I find shooting weddings stressful, and the truth is 80% of the time I don't. I love them, I'm confident I'll get everything I need and I'm flexible when I need to be. But if there's one point in the day that can be a bit tricky, it's the group photos. It might sound a lot but having 2 hours between the end of your ceremony and the start of food or speeches is ideal, giving us enough time to get the group and couple's shoots done while still leaving an hour or so for you to mingle and chat to guests. Below are some pointers on how I think it's best to organise them and make good use of your time.
Read MoreJNP wedding day tips: THE WEDDING BIT
The Main Event! Vows! Rings! An awkward kiss in front of 100 people! This post is all about how to get the most out of your photography during the ceremony. I shoot a variety of different types of ceremony, including religious, civil, blessings and anything else in between so hopefully there will be something for everyone.
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