Wedding photography · Hampshire & Dorset
A photographer you can just be yourselves with.
Full day coverage
£2,000
Pub, posh hotel or field
I'm all in
Based in
The New Forest
I · For couples
Getting married?
An easy-going photographer who'll keep you chilled out all day, then deliver a stack of awesome photos filled with your loved ones.
II · For wedding photographers
Bookings, not just traffic.
More than just Google Ads. My process focuses as much on your website as it does the ad, so it becomes your new, dependable pipeline for bookings.
The ethos
Telling your story, one frame at a time.
I don't want to photograph my interpretation of you. I want you. 100%. Unfiltered. Having the time of your life.
My ethos is pretty simple. Whatever size wedding you’re planning, be it in a pub, posh hotel, or field, I’m all in. I’m behind you all the way.
I’m going to spare you the cheese and the bullshit. My passion is in documenting you guys as you are.
If you’re looking for an easy-going photographer who’ll keep you chilled out all day, then deliver a stack of awesome photos filled with your loved ones? Then read on…
We've had the photos back, and they're incredible. Rod was simply like one of the guests of the day. So many of our guests said how fun he was and how brilliantly he matched the vibe of the day. He really blended in and truly was one of us. If we did it all again, would 100% have the same photographer.
Dan & Becky
“Holy shit Rod, they're incredible. I'm in fucking tears!”
Jack & Darren
Pub · Posh hotel · Field
Behind the camera
Hey, I'm Rod.
Absolute nerd. Husband. Dog lover and, of course, wedding photographer.
It’s hard to sum up the gratitude I have for the couples who ask me to shoot their weddings. It means the absolute world. If you fancy a bit more insight into me, just tap below.
Style & budget
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I totally understand that the photographer's style and approach is important, yet so is making sure they're within budget. Give the button below a lil' tap to get all of that info.
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