Horniman Museum Wedding Photographer
London weddings rarely stay in one place, and Charlotte + Alex’s was no different.
They kicked things off at the brilliant Horniman Museum before we headed across London for some couple photos on Albert Bridge and eventually ended up exactly where every good wedding should.
The pub.
A Horniman Museum Wedding
My approach as a Horniman Museum wedding photographer is documentary, candid and completely unposed I’m not there to constantly stop things or manufacture moments. I want the wedding to actually happen while I photograph the people, laughs and all the little bits in between.
Basically, wedding photojournalist mode activated.
Albert Bridge, Guinness and the Jolly Gardeners
After the ceremony we headed over to Albert Bridge for some photos together. No big photoshoot or awkward posing. We walked, chatted and made the most of London while I photographed Charlotte + Alex naturally.
That’s the documentary wedding photography I love.
Then it was onto The Jolly Gardeners.
Now, Charlotte + Alex love Guinness. I love Guinness. Suddenly everything made sense.
It’s also exactly why I think it’s important to show a bit of yourself on your website and socials. Your couples aren’t just choosing your photos — they’re choosing the person they’re going to spend a massive part of their wedding day with.
Sometimes a mutual appreciation of the black stuff helps. 😂
Add in brilliant live music from an old-school 90s band and the evening turned into one massive party.
Horniman Museum wedding photographer, Albert Bridge, Guinness and 90s music.
I’ve had worse days at work.
