Georgia Rachael Photography

24/05/2026

Treading the sands of Happisburgh beach with A&R last week ☀️

…I hope you’re all having a lusciously warm & relaxing bank holiday weekend. I’ve got so much work to share when I return home from Surrey, and plenty more to shoot later this week too. It’s busy season, and I’m loving it 🤍

18/05/2026

J&J got hitched. And it was mega 🪩

Such a fun wedding to be at, let alone to photograph. These guys brought vibes, character and laughter all day long.

Here’s a few of my favourites from their day…

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13/05/2026

Most of the time, the very nature of being a wedding photographer, means that your relationships with your couples are fleeting.

Sometimes, though, you’re lucky enough to glimpse into the next stage of their life together. When that happens, it feels as special as it’ll ever feel to do what you do for a living.

H&D, their pup family - and their incoming addition 👶

28/04/2026

A beautiful outdoor ceremony & a dress I’m obsessed with 🤍 just a couple of frames here from R&E’s day.

Give me a wedding at every month, please. This space is a total dream of a venue to shoot in for light and colour. You feel like you’ve been dropped right in the middle of a French summer.

And for those of you keen to switch up your look for the evening, but you love your wedding dress too much to commit to a second, take inspo from Rosie & go for an accessory change instead. From day to night - lace gloves, to a cape.

Just gorgeous 👏

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15/04/2026

Zena & Jack 😎

I photographed 5 weddings over the Easter period, which means I’ve been busy in my editing cave, and that has held me back from sharing some of the gorgeous weddings I’ve been photographing. Forgive me - and with that, embrace all the joy & emotion that this day provided.

To say this was fun to be a part of would be such a devilishly absurd understatement. I had a total blast with these two and their crew, who I was brought together with by the brilliant India Bel, bridesmaid AND celebrant extraordinaire of this wedding day. A lovely legend. A wedding full of lovely legends, in fact, and a particularly legendary couple at the forefront of it all.

My words can’t do it justice, so I thought I’d go ahead and blog some of my personal favourites over on my website instead. Click the link in bio to skip all of my waffle and enjoy the vibe instead 📸

For those of you still reading, here’s the talent involved in helping bring this brilliant wedding to life…
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15/04/2026

20/03/2026

Deciding on the style of photography that’s right for you is a total guessing game, if you’re not familiar with all the industry terminology - and I get that.

Last week, I wrote a post on my website about whether or not documentary photography is the right fit for you. Yet another descriptive phrase banded around with the expectation on our couples to just know what that represents.

I wanted to dive a little further into this approach, to help couples understand it better, and therefore make an informed decision on whether it’s what they want for themselves. This is the approach I know I feel most aligned with as a photographer - natural, organic, unplanned.

As I write this, I’m listening to Roxy Music on vinyl, and I’ve just ordered a new load of 35mm film. I feel it now more than ever, aligned with authenticity, with raw and realness. And if you as a couple wanna grab onto what’s real on your wedding day, then maybe this approach is what you need.

I’m a big fan of photographers that are true to their eye - whether it’s real or not isn’t what necessarily equates to an amazing photograph. Some of my favourite wedding togs are super stylised and creative, their work is sick.

So please know, there’s no right or wrong style or approach. See this as your nudge to do the research & fall in love with the photographer you want to work with. We love nothing more than doing our utmost for a couple that digs what we’re putting out.

G 🤍

16/03/2026

May this job never cease to inspire me, and may I never cease working for the most wonderful human beings.

Liz & Ben, my first wedding of the year, on film 🎞️📷

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21/10/2025

Some personal favourites from this incredibly intimate wedding in Wales. My heart is still so full from the joy of this day.

With just 3 weddings left before the end of my season, I’m feeling bittersweet. There’s a calm relief that comes with the end of each year, but it’s always thrown in with a tinge of sadness and a knowing that I could always have been more present in any moment I’ve lived in. And not as a photographer, just as a person. I’m so on the job at each wedding, that sometimes I wish I’d been less of an observer and more of a participant, even just for a moment.

I’m already excited about what the 2026 season will bring, but really, I should be grounding myself in the here and now. It feels like I ask this every year, but any advice on how to do this would be very appreciated 🤍

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04/10/2025

Jodie & Mark 🩶

As with any organised event, the planning that goes in to it lasts for months, and is so necessary to ensure that each and every guest enjoys themselves. But a universal truth that isn’t always acknowledged, is the beauty that can come out of what you cannot plan.

Take Jodie and Mark, for example. For their late September wedding, we just missed sunset while everyone was enjoying their dinner and a superb performance from a magician. But we still headed out to the beach to make the most of some ‘blue hour’ portraits instead.

By the time we got to the beach, less than a 5 minute drive away, we realised the only road to the coast had been completely flooded, making it impossible to get a car through. And so, our beach hopes were scuppered.

Mark suggested from the backseat of the car, “Let’s just get out here and do the photos in the road.”

And so we did. After the sun had already set and night drew in. Completely impromptu and totally authentic.

As I said goodbye to the couple later that night, Mark turned to me and said, “I know the beach didn’t go to plan, but it ended up being the best part of the day.”

And Mark wouldn’t have realised the weight that his sentence carried or how much it meant to me. But it did, and it was a wonderful example of embracing the freeing feeling of letting go of complete control and, when it’s right, making the most of the very moment you’re living in.

These two got their full gallery today and it felt like I was handing over something I cared so dearly about and almost didn’t want to say goodbye to. I loved meeting these two, and I loved the palpable energy they filled the entire room with, all day. Truly embracing the joy of the unplanned.

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