Want better wedding photos? Stop thinking about poses and start thinking about light. I’ve been photographing weddings since 2012, and if there’s one thing I’ll always bang on about, it’s light. You can have the best camera going, but bad light will still make a photo suffer. Golden hour is different. It’s softer, warmer, more flattering, and usually worth sneaking out for.

Lowri and Fin’s tipi wedding was a proper good one. The morning started at Lowri’s mum and dad’s house, which is always lovely really, because it gives the day that personal feel straight away. It’s not just a random place where everyone happens to be getting ready. It’s home. There’s family about, people coming and going, and everything just feels a bit more meaningful from the start. The ceremony was over at Penarth Fawr, then everyone headed back to Lowri’s parents’ house

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Alexandra and Henry's Wedding Photos at Rydal Penrhos