Looking for a wedding photographer who won’t make you pose all day?

I capture the real moments - big and small - so you can relive your wedding exactly as it felt.

Black and white photo of a bride and bridesmaids laughing together in a flower-filled meadow in the Midlands, KZN
Man being lifted by groomsmen at a Jewish wedding reception celebration in black and white photo at Ground Wedding Venue in Pretoria
Black and white photo of a laughing groom in a linen suit embracing a blonde bride in a field.
Black and white photo of a groom lifting his bride in a flower-filled meadow with tall pine trees in the background.
Black and white photo of a couple sharing a romantic kiss in the rain on their wedding day.
A groom in a green suit dips and kisses his smiling bride in a white lace dress during an outdoor wedding.
Black and white photo of a bride with floral hair accessory, wiping a tear during an emotional wedding ceremony.
Black and white photo of elegantly dressed guests seated at a long banquet table during a formal dinner event.
Black and white photo of a bride dancing joyfully with guests at a wedding reception under twinkling lights.
Black and white photo of two men laughing joyfully at an outdoor evening event with string lights.
Black and white photo of a couple in wedding attire standing before dramatic mountain peaks under stormy skies in the Western Cape

Cape Town Wedding Photographer

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FAQ

How would you describe your approach to wedding photography?

My approach is documentary and unobtrusive. I want to capture your wedding as it actually felt - the people, emotions, atmosphere and little moments that happen naturally throughout the day. I’ll give you some direction when it’s useful, particularly for portraits and group photographs, but I’m not interested in turning your wedding into a series of staged photos.

How much time do we need to set aside for portraits?

I keep portraits relaxed and relatively short. Usually around 20-30 minutes is enough to create a beautiful set of portraits without taking you away from your guests for a large part of the day. The rest of your photographs happen naturally as the wedding unfolds. We can also skip this entirely if you don't want to be taken away from your guests.

How many hours of wedding photography should we book?

Most couples book around 8–10 hours of coverage, which usually allows enough time to photograph the getting ready, ceremony, couple and family portraits, reception and the beginning of the celebrations. The right amount of coverage depends on your schedule, so I’ll help you work out what makes sense for your particular day.

Do you photograph weddings outside Cape Town?

Yes. I photograph weddings throughout Cape Town and the Western Cape, including the Cape Winelands, Overberg, Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington, Franschhoek and surrounding areas. I’m also available to travel throughout South Africa, and internationally. Just get in touch and we can work out the details.

Will you tell us what to do in photographs?

When direction is needed, absolutely. I’ll guide you through portraits and group photographs so you’re never left wondering what to do. But for the majority of the day, I prefer to let things happen naturally rather than constantly posing or interrupting you.