As a wedding photographer, I’ve been lucky enough to capture ceremonies in some truly stunning places across North Wales and beyond. But nothing—and I mean nothing—quite prepared me for the wedding I attended in Rwanda earlier this year. After a long and unforgettable trek in Volcanoes National Park, where Kev and I had the privilege of seeing mountain gorillas in their natural habitat (see the blog: Chasing Giants: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Encounter with the Mountain Gorillas of

Some adventures sit on your bucket list so long, they almost start to feel like dreams. For years, I imagined what it would be like to...

Jessica and Jack were married in April at Rylands Farmhouse , a countryside wedding venue near Manchester Airport. Surrounded by open fields and rustic buildings, the venue offered the perfect balance of space, character and flexibility for a relaxed Jewish wedding celebration. Morning Preparations Wedding preparations began on-site, with Jessica and the wedding party getting ready in the main house. The morning had a calm but energetic feel — matching PJs, glasses of prosecc

April took me back to one of my favourite local venues, the brilliant Faenol Fawr . I shoot here a lot, and every time it reminds me why I love it. Set in the quiet countryside of Bodelwyddan, the venue mixes character, gardens, historic stonework and a layout that just works for a wedding day. And on this particular day for Kate and Rich, we were handed perfect spring conditions—blue skies, fresh air and that kind of light that makes everything look clean and bright. From th