Capturing Your Wedding Story. Naturally. Honestly. Cinematically.

Your wedding day isn't a photoshoot. It's a day that's happening around you - the people you love, the nerves, the laughter, the chaos, the quiet moments and all the things you probably won't even notice at the time. My approach to wedding filmmaking is documentary at heart. I don't want you spending your day performing for a camera or repeating moments for the sake of a shot. I want to be there, observe what's happening and tell the story as it unfolds.

The result is a wedding film that feels like your wedding, rather than a staged version of it. Years from now, you'll be able to hear the voices, the laughter, the music and the words that were spoken, and see the people who shared the day with you. Those little things become increasingly precious with time. I've spent many years working as a photographer and filmmaker, and that experience has taught me to anticipate moments rather than simply react to them. I look for the details, the interactions and the emotion that make your day unique - often the things you don't see yourself.

The aim is simple: to make a film that takes you back.  I also offer wedding photography, and photography and film can be combined where you'd like both. But my focus is increasingly on creating films that tell the whole story of your day. If that sounds like the kind of wedding film you'd want to watch again and again, I'd love to hear from you.

We have done weddings in Cyprus, Poland, Spain, France, Italy and Thailand, see our International page for more information on travel.

We cater for all weddings, no matter how big or how small. If you are getting married in a castle with 300 guests, or if it is just the two of you on a remote beach, we can put a package together for you.

We shoot weddings at some of the top wedding venues in the country, such as Achnagairn House, Aldourie Castle, Skibo Castle, Loch Lomond,  Dunrobin Castle, Ness Castle Lodges, Bunchrew House Hotel, Loch Ness Country House Hotel, Ackergill Tower, Glenskirlie Castle, Meldrum House, Fyvie Castle, Ardoe House, Drumtochty Castle, Dalhousie Castle and many many more.