Question 1

Do you mainly photograph weddings in Sussex?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I live in Sussex and photograph weddings across the county regularly... from the coast to the countryside, and everywhere in between. Being local means I’m familiar with the pace, light and logistics of Sussex weddings, which helps the day run smoothly.

Question 2

How far do you travel within Sussex?

Accepted Answer

I cover all of East and West Sussex, including Brighton, Hastings, Rye, Winchelsea, and surrounding villages. Travel within Sussex is always included, there are no extra charges for local weddings.

Question 3

What if our wedding is spread across different locations?

Accepted Answer

That’s very common in Sussex, especially with town hall ceremonies, pub receptions, or coastal weddings. I’m used to days that involve walking or short drives between venues and photograph around that movement without it feeling rushed or staged.

Question 4

Do you work with outdoor and garden weddings?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Sussex is great for outdoor ceremonies, garden weddings and marquee celebrations. I’m comfortable working with natural light and changing conditions, and I’m always mindful of backup plans if the weather shifts.

Question 5

We’re not comfortable being photographed — is that a problem?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Most couples I photograph say this. My approach is documentary and low-key, with minimal posing. I’ll offer gentle guidance when it helps, but the focus is on keeping things relaxed so you can enjoy the day rather than perform for the camera.

Question 6

How far in advance should we book?

Accepted Answer

Sussex venues can book up early, especially for summer and early autumn dates. If your date is important to you, it’s worth getting in touch as soon as you’ve confirmed your venue.

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