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What Time Should Your Wedding Ceremony Be? A Timeline Guide
Less than 6 months to go until your big day? You're probably starting to think about how the day will actually run. I've photographed a lot of weddings over the last decade, and while every wedding is different, the timings tend to follow similar patterns. I've put together this guide to help you work out what happens when, so you can plan the day that actually suits you.


Do We Need to Have an Engagement Shoot?
Engagement photos, pre-wedding shoot, and practice shoot. Lots of different names for the same thing! But do you need an engagement shoot, and is it worth it? Let's answer some of those questions so that you can make the most out of your photos.


32 Questions to Ask Your Wedding Photographer - Answered by a Wiltshire Wedding Photographer (Updated for 2026)
A well-known wedding website recently posted a list of "32 Questions to Ask Your Wedding Photographer", so I thought I'd answer each of them for you. And maybe give a little more insight into the answers along the way.


What to Wear for Your Engagement Shoot: Some Loose Guidance from a Wiltshire Photographer
"What should we wear?!" is probably the question I get asked most before an engagement shoot. And I completely get it. Being in front of a camera can feel daunting enough without also having to figure out what to put on.


Wedding Group Shots: Which Ones to Have and How to Tackle Them on the Day
I first wrote this blog post a few years ago, but after a lot more weddings I've realised my approach has changed and it's time for...


How to Start Planning Your Wedding: The First Steps Every Couple Should Take
You're engaged! Congratulations! Take a moment to soak that in before the planning begins, because once you open Google and type "how to plan a wedding," you'll be hit with approximately one million checklists, and it all gets a bit overwhelming very quickly.


Do You Need a Second Wedding Photographer? Here's What You're Missing If Not
ou might already know the answer to that question, but in case you're still not sure I thought I'd do a little post to help you.
The first thing to know is that there's no right or wrong answer. The choice is totally yours and the answer can depend on a number of factors. I won't lie, this post is more weighted to the pros of having a second photographer, but if you're reading this, it's probably because you want some help convincing your other half.
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