cotswold wedding photographer

Candid, cool and full of actual life. come for the photos. stay for the chaos.

“oh my god! i am an emotional mess. they are beyond what we could have ever expected”

Lauren & Jacob | Kingscote barn

you don’t need to know what to do…

you just need to get married.

no awkward posing. no forced smiles. no disapperaing from your own party for hours of photos.

just you, your people and all the good stuff in between.

have the best day. i’ll photograph the hell out of it.

HEY

I’M LUCIE…

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER. cotswold based. uk wide. always up for a good time.

REAL PEOPLE. REAL MOMENTS. REAL MEMORIES.

I’ve been photographing weddings since 2015, and honestly? I still bloody love it.

The big celebrations. The tiny weddings. The ridiculous dance floors. The ugly crying. The grandparents throwing shapes. The kids running riot. The moments nobody planned for… and probably nobody else even noticed.

I’m here for all of it.

My approach is simple: I’ll give you a little direction when you need it, and get out of the way when you don’t. No rigid posing. No preforming for the camera. No spending your entire wedding day trying to make a photograph happen.

Just good people, real moments and photographs that feel like you.

Cotswolds, Gloucestershire and wherever the good stuff takes me.

you have the wedding. i’ll photograph the hell out of it.

A couple celebrating, popping a champagne bottle, with champagne spray and bubbles around them, on a dance floor at night.
A couple dressed in wedding attire, with the man lifting the woman in a garden path surrounded by greenery and tall trees, sharing a kiss.

LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN…

You’re getting married. You’ve found your people, picked outfits, booked the venue and probably made approximately 47 spreadsheets…

Now you just need someone to photograph the whole brilliant, chaotic, emotional, wildly fun thing without making it feel like a photoshoot.

Thats where I come in.

I’ll give you a bit of direction when you want it, disappear into the background when you don’t, and make sure you never feel like you’re preforming for the camera.

No stiff poses. No forced smiles. No vanishing for three hours while your guests get on with the good stuff.

Just real moments, brilliant people, questionable dance moves, big feelings and all the little things you’ll want to remember.

The aim is simple; photos should be about the wedding. The wedding shouldn’t be about the photos.

You should be on the dance floor, not wondering if I got the shot. Hugging your mates, not being whisked away for another pose. Actually living the day.

thats the whole point.

Bride and groom celebrating at an indoor wedding ceremony with guests clapping, statues and a large tapestry in the background.

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Bride and groom holding umbrellas and dancing outside on rainy day.

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A bride in a white wedding dress and a groom in a black vest and pants running and playing together outdoors during sunset.
A bride and groom holding hands on a wooded trail during daytime, smiling, wearing sunglasses, wedding attire, with the bride holding a bouquet of flowers.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom near a large column, with the groom adjusting the bride's wedding dress, in an elegant building with detailed architecture.
A smiling bride and groom standing together at a wedding reception, surrounded by decorated tables and floral arrangements, in a rustic venue with wooden accents.
A man in a beige suit lifts a woman in a floral wedding dress in a garden, both about to kiss, surrounded by green trees and plants.
A bride in a white wedding dress and a groom in a dark suit celebrating their wedding, holding hands and smiling, with a vintage car decorated with flowers in the background, indoors with wooden walls and red curtains.

Think we’d get on?