Thomas Bedwin, wedding photographer, with glasses, a beard, and wavy hair, sitting cross-legged on a modern chair in a living room with bookshelves and plants in the background, in black and white.

I get huge pleasure and joy from making wedding photographs of people being themselves, living life, and having the human experience. I'm a documentary photographer, too, so I work on a lot of personal projects where I just follow people around and take photos of them doing stuff. 

Wedding photography is like a fantastic concentrated version of that all squeezed together into one long day of fun, laughs, sometimes tears, definitely dancing, and always, always incredible unrepeatable moments to snatch and freeze in a photograph.

Ultimately, I aim to make images that will look and feel like the wedding day, and transport you back to those moments every time you look at them. I want you to be able to look at the photos of your wedding and feel like if you licked it, you would be able to taste the day.

Weddings are an endless stream of creative possibilities and no two are the same. I 100% believe that all moments are magical, not just the big ones like exchanging rings, throwing confetti, or the first dance. So, I will get it all - kids sneaking wine under tables, your uncle trying to break dance, or your gran doing tequila shots...

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Thomas Bedwin, wedding photographer,  sitting cross-legged on a chair in a cozy living room, smiling at the camera.

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