Wedding photography questions, answered

Kate is based in Brighton and photographs weddings across East and West Sussex, as well as Kent and London. Share your date and venue to discuss travel and availability.

Natural storytelling combined with creative portraiture. Kate offers gentle direction for portraits and photographs spontaneous moments throughout the celebration.

No. Tell Kate how you feel about being photographed. You can discuss preferences beforehand, and receive gentle guidance for portraits while leaving space for natural moments.

Yes. The pre-wedding consultation is a chance to discuss the family combinations and important people you would like photographed. A considered list helps leave more time for your celebration.

Registration includes up to three hours, Half day up to six hours, and Whole day up to eleven hours. Compare the details and current prices on the wedding packages page.

Yes. The 48-page wedding photography guide and planning workbook are included at no extra cost with every wedding package. Couples booking photography do not need to buy the guide separately.

Travel within Sussex is included. For weddings elsewhere in England, additional transport and accommodation costs may apply and are discussed with your plans.

Send your wedding date, ceremony and reception locations and the amount of coverage you are considering through the enquiry page. Availability is confirmed personally; sending an enquiry does not reserve a date.

Edited photographs are supplied in an online gallery to download and share, with a photobook included in each wedding package. RAW files are not included.

The delivery schedule is confirmed when discussing your booking. Ask about both the edited gallery and the photobook so you know what to expect.

Yes. Tell Kate if you have preferences about photographs appearing in the portfolio. Image-sharing permissions are discussed with the booking.