Photographed on a UK elopement shoot.
Tuscany · Dolomites · Amalfi Coast · Rome
Italy Wedding Photographer & Film-Maker
A UK-based destination wedding photographer for Italy. I photograph your day and make your highlight film, whether that's a villa in Tuscany, a ledge in the Dolomites or a terrace above the Amalfi Coast.
Why Italy
Italy suits a quiet, documentary photographer.
An Italian wedding is long lunches, late light and everyone you love round one table. That's not something to interrupt. I work quietly, keep the posed photographs short, and let the day run.
I haven't photographed a wedding in Italy yet, and I won't pretend I have. That's why there's a founding couple place below.
Founding couple: Italy
Your Italy wedding photography, free.
For the first wedding I photograph in Italy, the photography is free. You cover the travel.
The photography
Photography is free, and so is the highlight film, for now.
The travel
My flights (with camera kit), accommodation, local transport, and any fee your venue charges outside suppliers.
The full service
The same contract, the same care and the same full gallery as any couple who books me at home.
One founding couple per country. Once it's booked, the offer comes down. In return, I'd like to share your photographs and film on this website.
Where in Italy
Italy wedding locations I cover.
Tuscany
Villas and farmhouses among the vineyards and cypress roads. The classic choice for a relaxed wedding of thirty to eighty guests.
The Dolomites
Mountain lakes and high meadows. Best for elopements and small weddings, and for couples happy to walk a little for the view.
The Amalfi Coast
Terraces above the sea in towns like Ravello and Positano. Beautiful and busy, so timing and planning matter.
Rome and Lazio
A civil ceremony in the city, or a countryside villa an hour away. Early mornings give you the famous streets nearly empty.
Planning notes from behind the camera
When to go
May, June, September and early October usually bring warm days without the height of the summer heat. July and August are hot and busy, especially on the coast. In the Dolomites the season is shorter, roughly June to September, with autumn colour in October.
Light and timings
In summer the light is hard through the middle of the day. I'd suggest a late afternoon ceremony and portraits in the last hour before sunset.
Getting there
I'm based in Guisborough, North Yorkshire, between Teesside and Newcastle airports, with Leeds Bradford and Manchester within reach. I plan to arrive the day before your wedding.
Good to know
Italy wedding photography questions.
Which parts of Italy do you cover?
All of it, but the areas I'm focusing on are Tuscany, the Dolomites, the Amalfi Coast and Rome.
Do you photograph elopements in the Dolomites?
Yes. Two people, a mountain and good boots is a brilliant brief. We'd plan it around sunrise or sunset and a route that suits what you're wearing.
Is the founding couple place for Italy still available?
If you can see this offer on the page, yes. I take it down as soon as the place is booked.
Can we legally marry in Italy as a UK couple?
The rules differ by country and they do change. Many UK couples do the legal part at home and hold a symbolic ceremony abroad. Check the government's getting married abroad tool for the current position.
Do you make wedding films as well?
Yes. I can photograph the day and make a highlight film, so you only fly one person out.
More destinations
Let's check your date.
Tell me where and when you're getting married, even if you only have a month in mind.