Wedding photography FAQs

Most of my couples book 9–18 months ahead, especially for peak summer weekends. I take on a limited number of weddings each year to give each couple a bespoke experience, so the earlier you enquire, the better.

Every collection includes a pre-wedding consultation, a sneak peek gallery within 48 hours, a private online gallery, and full-resolution images that are yours to download and keep. The Essential covers 8 hours with 300+ edited images. The Signature covers 10 hours with a second photographer, an engagement session and 400+ images. The Heirloom has no clock-out time, a senior second photographer, a fine art album and 500+ images.

Wedding collections start at £1,950 for 8 hours of coverage. The Signature collection is £2,850 and the Heirloom is £3,950. You can see exactly what each one includes in the pricing guide.

I specialise in London weddings, but I also travel across the UK and abroad for destination weddings. Travel fees may apply for locations outside of London, and I’ll provide a bespoke quote if your celebration is further afield.

Yes. I work with luxury album suppliers to create handcrafted wedding books that become family heirlooms. Smaller duplicate copies are also available for parents or loved ones.

A signed contract and a 30% booking fee are required to confirm your date. The balance is due closer to your wedding day.

Yes. I collaborate with trusted videographers whose style complements mine. You can add videography to your package for a seamless photo & film experience.

Absolutely. I’ve photographed multicultural, interfaith, and traditional weddings across London and internationally. Every wedding is unique, and I take the time to understand your traditions so they’re documented respectfully and beautifully.

You'll see a sneak peek within 48 hours. Your full gallery arrives within 6 weeks of the wedding.

I take on 15 weddings a year, so every couple gets my full attention from the first call to the final gallery.

Yes. I'm bilingual in English and Russian, and I regularly photograph for ZIMA Magazine, London's Russian-speaking culture publication. If English isn't everyone's first language at your wedding, I can talk to your guests in theirs.