07/07/2026
I think winter weddings are a little underestimated.
People worry it’ll be dark too early. Or cold. Or rainy. They imagine they’ll have to compromise on photographs somehow.
But honestly? Some of my favourite galleries have been made between October and February.
The light is softer. Everyone naturally stays a little closer together. Candlelight starts to glow earlier. And because golden hour arrives before your wedding breakfast, we can often sneak away for ten minutes while your guests are finding their seats, leaving the rest of the evening completely free to celebrate.
There’s something wonderfully unhurried about a winter wedding.
Nobody expects endless time outside, so we make the most of the moments we have. We find beautiful window light, quiet corners, dramatic skies, cosy interiors and, if you’re up for it, five minutes outside just after sunset when everything turns the most incredible shade of blue.
And if it rains?
Well… I live in Manchester.
We’ll be absolutely fine.
One thing I always tell my couples is this: beautiful wedding photographs have very little to do with perfect weather.
They have everything to do with how the day felt.
The season simply gives us a different backdrop for your story.
And every season has something beautiful to offer.
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