The whole day, as it actually happened.

No staged processions, no two-hour photo hiatus while your guests hover awkwardly by the bar. I photograph weddings the documentary way: quietly, curiously, and mostly out of your way.

You get the big bits — vows, speeches, the moment someone’s gran hears the first dance — and the small bits nobody else notices. Then we’ll duck out for twenty minutes and make a few portraits with a bit of oddness in them.

Cornish weddings come with weather, wind and occasional livestock. All of it makes for better pictures than a still blue sky ever would.