Yes, I often travel to cover events and have worked on assignments all over the world. A trip up the M1 holds no fears despite being a southerner. A full day package includes all mileage within England, so no extra cost to you.

Afraid not. I don’t believe shooting stills and video at the same time on one camera will give you the best results. You could end up with mediocre stills plus mediocre video. Keeping them separate is the best bet, I am happy to recommend some excellent videographers.

No, I also photograph other types of events and have been an accredited photographer at Heathrow Airport for over 25 years photographing celebrities, royalty and politicians. I currently shoot 20 weddings a year but with more celebs increasing their carbon footprint by flying private jet I may take on more to stay afloat!

It can be good idea having a second photographer if there will be more than 125 guests. Also, if you both want getting ready shots or if your venue is so large and spread out that I physically can’t cover all the grounds alone, a good example would be Farnham Castle.

Yes. The only pictures I do not deliver are the ones where someone is blinking or the photo is somehow unflattering and making an awkward face. I normally deliver 700 photos per wedding, but if the dance floor is packed it can be 1,000. If it’s a good shot, it will be in your gallery.

Yes. If I have worked at your venue before get in touch and I will send you a link. If not, I can send you a full gallery and you can see what a full day of wedding photography looks like.

Yes, they are important even more so as the years go by. I don’t show them on my website but I have shot as many as 37 at a wedding before. Be aware that it can be a bit of a ‘Buzz Killington’ on the day. The key is to keep them moving by allocating a groomsmen to round guests up. Before your wedding I will send you a questionnaire where you can list your important groups.

A meal is always welcome as it’s one of the ways I judge the quality of a venue for my Google review! I won’t throw a tantrum if no meal is provided, I am happy to buy a sandwich from the bar, as I often still work during the meal. Just keep me in the loop about when the last course is served so I don’t miss the start of speeches. I am often up and down like a paranoid Jack in the Box, checking!

Yes, in the UK it even rains in July. It’s unlikely to pour down all day, in which case we can choose a 10 minute window when it stops. Otherwise I have a bag full of flashes for indoor group shots, and scouted the best locations on our pre-wedding venue visit.

I would have to be very ill to miss your wedding, but nobody is immune from illness. I have a strong network of first class photographers who I can contact to step in at the last minute. I will then pay them to shoot your wedding in my place.

I often get enquiries for the same date, so whoever puts down a 20% deposit first gets the date.

You’ll get a sneak preview a few days after the wedding. Your individually edited images will uploaded to your gallery 10 days after you say “I do”

Most photographers will deliver in 4-6 weeks, but I only take on a limited number of weddings. That way, I can devote more time to the couples who put their trust in me, and ensure I don’t get bogged down in a swamp of editing.