When you welcome a new baby into your family, it’s easy to feel as though you could stare at them forever.

That first year seems to fly by in a whirlwind of milestones — first smiles, first giggles, first foods and perhaps even those first wobbly steps. Before you know it, your tiny newborn is turning ONE!

Set within the stunning grounds of Manor by the Lake, Sadie and Ryan’s wedding was filled with love, laughter and so many wonderful moments shared with the people who mean the most to them.

It was so lovely to catch up with Reuben again! The last time I photographed him, he was just a tiny newborn, so seeing him again to celebrate his first birthday made this session feel extra special. There’s something wonderful about watching the little ones I photograph grow and being invited back to capture another milestone in their story. From those sleepy newborn days to a curious one-year-old with a personality all of his own, so much changes in such a short space of ti

There’s something incredibly special about photographing a family as they welcome a new little person into their world. The Parekh family’s session was filled with exactly the kind of moments I love to capture—warmth, connection, laughter, and so much love.

It’s already been a whole week since Debbie and Matt said “I do”, and what a beautiful day it was. From the laughter and happy tears to all those little moments in between, their wedding was filled with so much love, happiness and celebration.

Harriet and David tied the knot at Stroud Registry Office, surrounded by their closest family and friends, before continuing the celebrations at The Stroud Hotel.

It was so lovely to meet Catherine and Matt recently as they celebrated a very special milestone — their daughter’s first birthday!

A beautiful evening celebrating love, family and an exciting new chapter for Tara and UJ. ❤️

What better way to celebrate turning one than with cake, smiles and plenty of messy fun! 🎉

There is something incredibly special about photographing a family's journey from pregnancy to parenthood. It's more than just a collection of beautiful images—it's the story of a brand-new chapter, told through moments of love, anticipation, and connection.

There's nothing quite like delivering a finished wedding gallery. After carefully selecting and editing every image, it's always a joy to relive the day and share the story with the couple.

Some photo sessions are about capturing milestones. Others are about preserving memories of a season in life that deserves to be remembered. My recent session with Holly and her beautiful daughter, Phoebe, was one of those stories.

There are so many exciting milestones during your baby's first year, and six months is one of my absolute favourites to photograph.

There's something incredibly special about that quiet pause before the celebrations begin. The anticipation builds as one partner waits, heart racing, while the other takes those final few steps. Then, in an instant, everything else fades away. It's just the two of them, sharing a moment that belongs entirely to them.

When it comes to newborn photography, every family has their own vision. Some dream of soft, natural outdoor portraits surrounded by beautiful scenery, while others love the timeless feel of studio images that focus on every tiny newborn detail.

A first birthday is such a wonderful milestone. It's a celebration of twelve incredible months filled with first smiles, first cuddles, first adventures, and a whole year of watching your little one grow. It's a moment that deserves to be remembered and celebrated in a way that feels right for your family.

There is something truly special about welcoming a new little life into the world. Those first few weeks pass by in the blink of an eye, filled with tiny yawns, sleepy cuddles, delicate fingers and toes, and a love unlike anything you've ever known. Being invited to capture these precious first memories is always an incredible privilege.

Every now and then, it's nice to step away from my usual photography sessions and simply pick up my camera for the joy of it.

One of the most rewarding parts of being a family photographer isn't just meeting new families—it's being invited back to capture the next chapter of their story.