Hey, I’m Meg

I’m so glad you’ve found your way here!

I’m a photographer, mum, chatterbox, occasional nerd and a bit of a softie when it comes to weddings. I love a good brew, I’m always up for a laugh, and I’m definitely not afraid of having a boogie with your nan on the dance floor!

I started my photography journey professionally in 2023 and honestly, it’s been a bit of a whirlwind ever since. I’ve gained a huge amount of experience along the way and poured my heart into every wedding, family and story I’ve had the privilege of photographing.

My style? Keeping it real.

I love the authentic, candid moments — the belly laughs, the happy tears, the little looks across the room and all the things you didn’t even realise were happening.

I’m a sucker for love, too. Since becoming a mum I seem to have become even more emotional, so don’t be surprised if I’m hiding behind my camera trying to hold it together during the speeches!

When it comes to having your photo taken, there’s no awkward posing and no pressure to perform for the camera. I’ll give you a little direction when you need it, have a laugh with you and help you relax so I can capture the two of you as you actually are. My editing is just as natural — true-to-life photographs that still feel like you years from now.

And I’m not just there to turn up, take some photos and disappear.

I’ll chat to your family, make friends with your bridesmaids, help with the little things and probably end up on the dance floor at some point. Before photography, I spent years working with children and young people in schools too, which comes in very handy with little ones — including the ones who really, really don't fancy having their photo taken! More than anything, I want you to feel comfortable around me. I love working with laid-back, down-to-earth people who want incredible photographs without feeling like their entire day has become a photoshoot.

So, if you want someone who’ll capture the beautiful bits, the emotional bits, the hilarious bits and everything in between — while feeling more like a friend than someone who’s just turned up with a camera…I think we’re going to get on pretty well.