Wedding Photography at Broome Park Hotel

Sophie and Stephen’s Wedding at Broome Park

Sophie and Stephen held their intimate wedding at Broome Park, a stunning wedding venue situated near Canterbury, Kent. As a wedding photographer, Broome Park is a fantastic venue to work at, with its beautiful gardens, golf course and variety of locations for stunning photos.

With the sun shining brightly, the couple were able to hold their ceremony in the beautiful Italian Garden. Following the service, we captured a few confetti shots and family group photos before the couple spent time enjoying the beautiful weather with their guests.

With mini golf set up on the lawn, some guests were quick to show their competitive streak, whilst others simply enjoyed a drink in the sunshine. The couple also had the chance to see the breakfast room, where Sophie had arranged a special surprise for Stephen – two Chelsea shirts with their wedding date printed on the back.

After some time enjoying the grounds, guests sat down for a wonderful wedding breakfast, followed by the speeches. Particular credit has to go to the Best Man, who presented avid Chelsea fan Stephen with a Tottenham Hotspur watch – certainly one way to get a reaction!

As the sun began to set, myself and May Media took the couple out onto the main golf course to find a beautiful spot for some portraits. The hazy evening light created some stunning conditions, giving us the perfect opportunity to capture a few relaxed portraits of the newlyweds away from the celebrations.

Once back with their guests, the party got fully underway, bringing a fantastic end to a brilliant summer wedding at Broome Park.

Wedding Photography at Old Kent Barn

Lucy and Max’s Wedding at Old Kent Barn

Lucy and Max celebrated their amazing summer wedding at the stunning Old Kent Barn, one of my favourite wedding venues near Folkestone, Kent.

As one of the recommended photographers at Old Kent Barn, it’s always a pleasure to work here. From the beautiful wildflowers throughout the gardens to the contemporary barn interiors, it’s easy to see why it’s considered one of the best wedding venues in Kent.

With the sun absolutely beaming down, Lucy and Max exchanged their vows during an outdoor ceremony. Following a few family group shots, everyone had the chance to relax and enjoy the beautiful summer weather.

After some hilarious and emotional speeches, I took Lucy and Max for a walk around the gardens, capturing some natural portraits away. Once we returned, the party got fully underway, although we still had enough time to sneak outside for some golden hour portraits as the sun began to set.

Here are a few of my favourite moments:

Why I Love Photographing Weddings at Old Kent Barn

Old Kent Barn is one of my favourite wedding venues in Kent and I'm incredibly proud to be one of their recommended suppliers. The beautifully maintained gardens are stunning throughout the year, from colourful wildflowers in the summer to the twinkling fairy lights that transform the grounds during the winter months. Inside, the venue perfectly balances rustic charm with contemporary elegance, while the large windows flood the ceremony and reception spaces with beautiful natural light.

What really sets Old Kent Barn apart, though, is the incredible team. Renowned for their attention to detail and seamless organisation, they consistently go above and beyond to ensure every wedding runs effortlessly. Whether it's making sure the bridal suite is immaculate before a first look, keeping the day running to time, or calmly dealing with the unexpected, they genuinely set the standard for how a wedding venue should be run.

Wedding Photography at the Gardens

Maddie and Jordan’s Wedding at the Gardens in Yalding

I first met Maddie and Jordan when I photographed Jordan's brother's wedding, so when they booked me to capture their own day at The Gardens in Yalding, I knew it was going to be an epic wedding. And it certainly didn't disappoint!

The high energy was present from the moment I arrived for bridal preparations and, with the summer sun absolutely beaming down during the year's third heatwave, Maddie and Jordan exchanged their vows in the stunning outdoor ceremony space. Their son even had an important role to play as the day's very own ‘ring security’!

Following lots of confetti and a handful of family group photographs, the couple and their guests made the most of the beautiful weather, enjoying drinks and spending time together in the stunning surroundings before heading into the tipi for the wedding breakfast.

The speeches were full of emotion and plenty of laughter, and once done, we took the wedding party outside for some relaxed and fun group photographs. As the early evening light began to soften into a beautiful golden haze, Maddie and Jordan took a wander around the gardens for a handful of relaxed couple portraits.

Once we returned, the party really got going, with the dance floor filling up and the celebrations continuing well into the evening.

Here are a few of my favourite frames from the day:

Wedding Photography at Reach Court Farm

Laura and Eddie’s Summer Wedding at Reach Court Farm

Laura and Eddie held their special day at Reach Court Farm, a venue where I am proudly one of their recommended photographers, situated in St Margaret's at Cliffe between Deal and Dover in Kent.

Their day began with a beautiful church ceremony in Broadstairs, where they exchanged vows before heading outside for (lots of) confetti and a handful of family group photographs. From there, guests travelled across Kent by coach, with plenty of prosecco in hand, while the newlyweds made the journey to Reach Court Farm in a stunning vintage Rolls-Royce.

When everyone arrived at Reach Court Farm, the sun was absolutely beaming and the celebrations really got underway. The fun and relaxed atmosphere was perfectly reflected in the speeches, with a particularly memorable moment involving Laura's dad, who presented Eddie with the same Sergio Tacchini jacket he had worn when he first met Laura several years earlier!

After the BBQ wedding breakfast, guests made the most of the beautiful summer weather, enjoying drinks, dancing to live music outside. We also took the opportunity to sneak Laura and Eddie away for a few relaxed couple portraits around the grounds of Reach Court Farm, giving them a little time together away from the celebrations while capturing some natural photographs.

Once we returned, the party really got going, with Groove Zoo taking to the stage and keeping everyone dancing well into the evening.

It was such a fun and relaxed summer wedding, with plenty of personality, laughter and some brilliant moments throughout the day. Here are a few of my favourite frames from Laura and Eddie's wedding at Reach Court Farm.

Credit: Some images were captured by my second shooter, Nastia Photography.

Wedding Photography at Old Kent Barn

Laura and Callum’s Wedding at Old Kent Barn

Laura and Callum celebrated their relaxed and fun summer wedding at the beautiful Old Kent Barn, one of Kent's most sought-after wedding venues, nestled in the countryside near Folkestone.

As a recommended supplier at Old Kent Barn, it's always a pleasure to photograph weddings here. From the beautifully maintained gardens and elegant interiors to the fantastic team who keep every wedding running seamlessly, it's easy to see why it's considered one of the best wedding venues in Kent.

Laura and Callum’s wedding was full of thoughtful personal touches that perfectly reflected their personalities, from a temporary tattoo station for guests to a table plan inspired by their favourite musicals.

With the July sunshine making an appearance, Laura and Callum exchanged vows during an outdoor ceremony filled with happy tears, laughter and plenty of emotion. After the ceremony and a few family photographs, everyone enjoyed drinks in the gardens while making the most of the beautiful weather.

Laura and Callum made an unforgettable entrance into the barn to kick off their wedding breakfast, with all of their guests shaking maracas as they made their way in! One of the standout moments of the day came during the speeches, when Callum's younger sister and Best Person delivered one of the most memorable speeches I've had the pleasure of photographing. She had everyone moving seamlessly from laughter to tears and back again.

Later in the evening, as the light softened, we took a relaxed stroll through the beautiful grounds of Old Kent Barn to capture some natural couple portraits before returning for an energetic first dance (partly fuelled by the Espresso Martini tower), complete with even more confetti! Before I left, we made the most of the beautiful golden hour for a handful of final portraits to round off an incredible day.

Why I Love Photographing Weddings at Old Kent Barn

Old Kent Barn is one of my favourite wedding venues in Kent and I'm incredibly proud to be one of their recommended suppliers. The beautifully maintained gardens are stunning throughout the year, from colourful wildflowers in the summer to the twinkling fairy lights that transform the grounds during the winter months. Inside, the venue perfectly balances rustic charm with contemporary elegance, while the large windows flood the ceremony and reception spaces with beautiful natural light.

What really sets Old Kent Barn apart, though, is the incredible team. Renowned for their attention to detail and seamless organisation, they consistently go above and beyond to ensure every wedding runs effortlessly. Whether it's making sure the bridal suite is immaculate before a first look, keeping the day running to time, or calmly dealing with the unexpected, they genuinely set the standard for how a wedding venue should be run.

A Countryside DIY Wedding in Kent

Cat and Jack - DIY Wedding in a Friend’s Farm

I’ve had the pleasure of photographing quite a few DIY weddings across Kent, whether they're held on private farms, family land or in beautiful countryside fields. They always have such a relaxed atmosphere, giving couples the freedom to create a wedding day that's completely personal to them. Cat and Jack's DIY wedding in the Kent countryside was no exception.

Having already legally married during a private ceremony a few weeks earlier, Cat and Jack chose to celebrate with a heartfelt celebrant-led wedding in the middle of a beautiful meadow, surrounded by family and friends. A celebrant ceremony allowed them to tell their story in a much more personal way, making it one of the most emotional parts of the day.

Following an incredible confetti throw (and I really do mean a lot of confetti!), everyone made the most of the glorious sunshine as Kent enjoyed one of the hottest weekends of the summer. Guests relaxed outdoors before heading into the beautifully decorated marquee, where they enjoyed an amazing BBQ wedding breakfast and a series of incredibly emotional speeches.

As the evening arrived, we wandered back into the meadow for some relaxed couple portraits, making the most of the stunning countryside setting. After returning for the first dance and getting the party well underway, we couldn't resist heading back outside one final time. With the sun beginning to set across the fields, we captured some beautiful golden hour portraits to round off an unforgettable outdoor wedding.

If you're planning a DIY wedding in Kent, a wedding in a field or another blank canvas venue, I hope Cat and Jack's day provides plenty of inspiration.

Here are some of my favourite moments from their incredible day.

Wedding Photography at Old Kent Barn

Chloe and Alfie’s Wedding at Old Kent Barn

Chloe and Alfie celebrated their beautiful wedding at Old Kent Barn, one of my favourite wedding venues near Folkestone, Kent.

The weather couldn't have been better and, following a fun-filled morning of bridal preparations, these two exchanged vows during a beautiful outdoor ceremony in the sunshine.

After confetti and a handful of relaxed group photographs, everyone made the most of the glorious weather before heading inside for some fantastic speeches and the wedding breakfast. The addition of table captains kept the energy high throughout, creating plenty of laughs and unforgettable moments.

As the afternoon turned into evening, I took Chloe and Alfie for a relaxed walk around the stunning gardens to capture some natural portraits before returning them in time for their first dance and the start of the evening celebrations.

We were then treated to an incredible golden hour, so before I headed home, I stole the couple away for just a few minutes to make the most of the beautiful light. It was the perfect way to finish their coverage before they returned to the dancefloor and the party really got underway.

Here are a few of my favourite moments from their amazing day!

The Barnyard - Pip and Rachel's wedding

Pip and Rachel held their special day at the Barnyard, situated near Sittingbourne, Kent.

They married on the hottest May bank holiday since records began, and with the sun beaming, they held an intimate outdoor ceremony. Following some confetti in the nearby orchard and a handful of group shots, this awesome pair enjoyed the sunshine with their loved ones.

Following the wedding breakfast and some emotional speeches, I sneaked the pair away for some relaxed couple portraits in the orchard, with the first dance starting shortly after.

Thanks to the stunning weather, we had the best golden hour, so we climbed up the hill (which felt like a mountain at the time), to get some shots overlooking the valley. Once back, coverage finished with a sparkler exit.

Here are a few of my favourite moments:

The Orchard Suite - Victoria and Ryan

On the hottest day of the year (so far), Victoria and Ryan held their fun yet emotional wedding at the Orchard Suite in Maidstone, Kent.

With the sun beaming, these guys held their service outdoor, with a suprise ring bearer appearing half way through! Following the service and some group shots, this awesome pair enjoyed the sunshine with Ellie Rae Sings providing the background music.

With their ‘table captains’ ready, these guys made one big entrance for their wedding breakfast, which was followed by some emotional speeches. Although, Ryan’s bestman didn’t hold back with his stories of their younger days.

With a beautiful golden hour at hand, I took these guys out for some couple photos, returning for the first dance and one amazing sparkler exit.

Here are a few of my favourite moments.

The Night Yard Wedding - Christie and Michael

Christy and Michael held their wedding at The Night Yard, a stunning venue on the outskirts of Canterbury, Kent.

With the sun shining, these guys had an intimate outdoor ceremony and after a handful of group shots, they had plenty of time to relax, catch up with their guests and enjoy the sunshine before heading in for their wedding breakfast.

Their entrance was epic, starting with the surprise arrival of a waiter armed with a saxophone. But the surprises didn’t stop there — another waiter took a dramatic ‘nasty’ fall, much to the concern of the groom and guests, before jumping up and bursting into song. Safe to say it got the party started and the atmosphere going instantly.

I then snuck the couple away for some relaxed sunset portraits before heading back in to capture their first dance and some proper dancefloor action.

Here are a few of my favourite moments from their day:

Westerham Golf Club Wedding - Ellie and Ethan

Ellie and Ethan tied the knot in early spring 2026 at the ever-beautiful Westerham Golf Club—one of my favourite venues.

Their day was centred around an intimate ceremony, shared with close family and friends, which gave everything a relaxed and personal feel. After lots of confetti and a handful of group photos, everyone settled in for a series of heartfelt (and entertaining) speeches.

Once the wedding breakfast wrapped up, we made the most of the grounds—jumping on golf buggies to visit a few of my favourite photo spots. Although the skies stayed overcast for much of the day, we were lucky enough to catch a stunning golden hour, giving us the perfect light for some natural and relaxed portraits.

By the time we returned, the band was set and ready to go, and the evening celebrations kicked off in style.

Here’s a selection of some favourite moments from their day.

Knowle Country House Wedding - Rachel and Ben

Rachel and Ben celebrated their beautiful spring wedding at the stunning Knowle Country House, near Rochester in Kent.

Although it was only early April, the sun made an appearance for most of the day, creating the perfect setting for an emotional outdoor ceremony surrounded by their closest family and friends.

After confetti and group photographs, the newlyweds had plenty of time to relax and enjoy being with their guests before heading into the wedding breakfast.

Following three incredible speeches, myself and Jack from Jack to Jack Media an took Rachel and Ben around the grounds for some relaxed, natural portraits. Soon after, they returned to kick off the evening celebrations with their first dance.

Here are a few of my favourite moments from their day:

Cooling Castle Barn - Teresa and Charlie's Winter Wedding

Teresa and Charlie chose the rustic charm of Cooling Castle Barn near Rochester, Kent, for their intimate and relaxed wedding day.

Late November surprised us all with the most gorgeous weather, and after their intimate ceremony we went out into the golden hour for some natural portraits.

As the sun started to set, these guys read their private vows to one another in front of the iconic towers.

Once back inside, everyone enjoyed some heartfelt and hilariously memorable speeches before the evening celebrations truly got underway, involving sparklers and some epic dance moves.

Here are a few highlights from their beautiful day:

Old Kent Barn - Georganna and Ethan's Autumnal Wedding

Georganna and Ethan celebrated their autumn wedding at the beautiful Old Kent Barn, tucked between Canterbury and Folkestone.

Embracing a warm palette of burnt oranges and seasonal pumpkins, they exchanged vows indoors in front of their immediate families and closest friends, before stepping out for some relaxed golden-hour portraits as the sun dipped behind the trees.

After the wedding breakfast, the evening came alive— with evening guests arriving and packing the dancefloor - the party carried on in full swing.

Here are a few of my favourite moments:

Swarling Manor - Kiran and Jessie

Kiran and Jessie celebrated their beautiful wedding day at the picturesque Swarling Manor in Petham, just outside Canterbury.

Although they had legally tied the knot a few weeks earlier, the couple had originally planned a hybrid Hindu-civil ceremony at a different venue that held sentimental value. However, just weeks before the big day, that venue unexpectedly closed. Amazingly, they managed to rearrange everything and bring their vision to life at the stunning Swarling Manor — and it couldn’t have worked out more perfectly.

The weather was incredible, with soft late-summer sunshine casting a golden glow over the gardens. Their ceremony, led by a Hindu priest, seamlessly blended tradition and modern elements, creating a heartfelt and personal experience.

After the emotional service, guests mingled in the gardens while I stole a few quiet moments with Kiran and Jessie for some relaxed portraits among the trees and flowers.

As the evening unfolded and the wedding breakfast began, we were treated to a flawless golden hour — the dream lighting for more portraits, so I whisked them outside for a few more natural shots.

Later, the speeches kicked off with a mix of touching words and laugh-out-loud moments, especially from Kiran’s groomsmen. With the formalities over, the dance floor filled, and the celebration carried on late into the night.

Hayne House - Katie and Tom

Katie and Tom celebrated their wedding at the ever-beautiful Hayne House in Hythe, Kent.

The weather was a little unpredictable, with bursts of rain sending guests running for cover at times, but it didn’t take away from the joy of the day. Their ceremony was held indoors, and just as it finished the skies cleared, giving us the perfect chance for confetti and a big all-guests group photo.

After the wedding breakfast and a round of heartfelt speeches, the sun finally made a welcome return – just in time for some relaxed golden hour portraits in the gardens.

As night fell, the celebrations moved to the dancefloor, with Katie and Tom joined by their guests for an unforgettable party.

Port Lympne Safari Park - Alex and Luke

Alex and Luke celebrated their September wedding at the incredible Port Lympne Safari Park in Kent – a truly unforgettable setting.

The day couldn’t have started better, with perfect weather complementing the stunning surroundings. Groom prep took place at Bear Lodge, while bridal prep unfolded in the elegant Spencer Roberts Room inside the main mansion.

These two chose a celebrant-led ceremony, making their vows beautifully personal and intimate. After confetti and a handful of group photos, we explored the Moroccan Courtyard and the grounds of the mansion for some relaxed portraits.

Following the wedding breakfast and heartfelt speeches at the Orangery, guests enjoyed a safari tour through the park – spotting wildlife from across the globe as the sun began to set.

As the evening drew in, everyone returned to the Orangery where the celebrations kicked off in style. Alex and Luke surprised their guests with a quick outfit change before making a spectacular re-entrance to start an unforgettable party.

Chapel House - Tanya and Jack

Tanya and Jack celebrated their wedding at Chapel House, a breathtaking venue just outside Ramsgate.

The day began with glorious sunshine, and everything was perfectly set for an outdoor ceremony. But in true British fashion, the weather had other plans – a sudden downpour meant the incredible venue team and suppliers quickly moved everything indoors.

The change of plans didn’t dampen the mood one bit. Their ceremony was filled with emotion, and as if on cue, the rain cleared just in time for confetti celebrations and group photographs in the sunshine.

After the wedding breakfast, myself and Jack from Jack Media took the couple around the stunning grounds for some relaxed portraits, perfectly timed with the arrival of a golden hour glow.

As evening fell, the energy ramped up and the dancefloor filled, with Tanya, Jack, and their guests partying late into the night.

Solton Manor - Roxanne and Charlie

Roxanne and Charlie celebrated their beautifully relaxed and intimate wedding at Solton Manor, a stunning countryside venue tucked between Dover and Deal in Kent.

The sun was shining brightly on this perfect August day, creating the dream backdrop for their outdoor ceremony in the gardens. Surrounded by family and friends, the couple exchanged heartfelt vows before everyone enjoyed live music in the sunshine.

The atmosphere carried through into the reception, with laughter-filled speeches and plenty of emotion in the barn setting. As the evening approached, we didn’t quite get the golden hour we’d been hoping for (despite clear skies all day!), but we did manage to steal a fleeting moment of golden light in the meadow for some relaxed couple portraits – and it was absolutely worth it.

It was such a joy to capture Roxanne and Charlie’s Solton Manor wedding – here are just a few of my favourite moments from their day!

Hayne House - Bethany and Garin

What an incredible wedding this was! Bethany and Garin’s big day at Hayne House in Hythe was nothing short of spectacular.

The morning was buzzing with excitement during bridal prep, which flowed perfectly into an emotional and heartfelt outdoor ceremony. Despite a rather uncertain forecast, the rain held off, giving everyone the chance to enjoy the gardens while we captured some relaxed group shots.

The energy stepped up again during the wedding breakfast, with Garin’s best men—his brothers—delivering a hilarious, laughter-filled speech. Just when guests thought they’d seen it all, one of the waiters took a dramatic tumble, causing a moment of shock before springing back up with a microphone in hand. From then on, the room was electric. There was sing-offs, dance-offs, congas, and so much more.

Shortly after, we snuck the couple away for some relaxed portraits and even caught a fleeting glimpse of golden light before heading back for the evening party.

The night wrapped up with a packed dancefloor and Garin’s friends competing in the legendary ‘geeko’—a tradition that has to be seen to be believed!