About us

Romantic & Authentic Storytelling
told in digital & 35 mm

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Hello lovely couple,

If you care more about the moments than the poses, we’re going to get on brilliantly. Think windswept hair, champagne sprays and the happy tears your mum swore nobody saw – not hours spent lined up for photos.

I blend documentary and cinematic storytelling, so rather than chasing perfect, I follow what really matters: the laughter, the nerves, the little looks between you two that turn into memories.

From our very first chat you’ll feel looked after and at ease, long before the camera comes out. If relaxed, soulful photographs with zero awkward energy sound like you, get in touch and tell me all about your plans.

Chloe x

Our approach
Black and white photo of a bride and groom running hand in hand across a lawn

Capturing your love story, exactly as it felt.

My style is a combination of documentary & cinematic storytelling. I don't capture perfect moments - I capture the ones that mean something, the ones that make us feel, before they become memories. For me, a good photo will carry those emotions and moments which only become more precious with time.

•  The kind of laughter that makes your face ache.
•  The wind messing up your hair and making you feel alive.
•  The countless goosebumps and nose kisses with your favourite person.
•  The way their hand finds yours without thinking.
•  The way it feels like home when you're wrapped in their arms.

Our pricing

Testimonial

“Chloe was everything we hoped for in a photographer and more. She was professional, communicative, and always delivered our photos on time, with beautiful sneak peeks after each session. The photos are absolutely stunning, and she made us both feel so comfortable in front of the camera. Beyond her talent, she’s such a kind, supportive person who made our wedding day even more special. We couldn’t recommend her more!”

– The Garatts

Handwritten note: That's why I've created an experience where you feel guided, supported, and seen before we ever pick up the camera.