With over 20 years experience as a wedding photographer, there is not much that Jaine hasn’t seen.

She is a big fan of the grand shot, but it never feels staged.  Having worked at a multitude of venues from Land’s End to John O’Groats, Jaine not only has the experience you need but the knowledge of so many different venues. This is, in our opinion, the most important part of working with your photographer.  They should always have a bit of insider knowledge about the grounds around your venue.  That sweet door with roses curling around the edges will make the most beautiful backdrop, the lake with floating leaves, the bandstand lit by fairylight, etc, etc.  These things matter.  When you look back on your wedding photos for years to come, you want to see those absolute money shots that bring those dream-day memories just flooding back.  This is what Jaine does really well.

“When I first picked up a camera back 1984, digital was not even an option. I learnt my craft on film and still create images thinking in that way, preferring to crop, angle and expose in camera, as I will see it on an album page or in a frame. This, for me, is what an image maker does; photography is still an art just using the camera as a brush.

Over the years I’ve realised just how very personal & empowering the relationship between photographer and subject. I’m privileged to build up that rapport with you, and in doing so I pledge to give you the very best I can; It’s something I care deeply about, and always will.”