Becky takes Photos

Becky takes Photos Wedding Photography that captures the memories you'll cherish and the moments you miss. the after party! I'm there with you every step of the way.

Capturing the memories you'll cherish and the moments you miss...

I love capturing the memories of your big day so you can reminisce in full, vibrant, joyful colour for the rest of your lives. From getting ready, the ceremony, portraits with personality and of course…. Think of me as an extra member of your Wedding Party, I'll be your cheerleader, portrait organiser, candid ninja in the shadows and on the dancefloor making sure Uncle Bob is snapped throwing shapes

Do the thing.  Be silly. Spray the Prosecco. Have 3 weddings - a legal. A Dolomites elopement and an epic party. (like B...
23/08/2026

Do the thing. Be silly. Spray the Prosecco. Have 3 weddings - a legal. A Dolomites elopement and an epic party. (like B & Johnny did!)

Choose life.

Venue: Tilehouse Retreats

I couldn't have asked for a better first visit to The Tournerbury Woods Estate  Heather + Harry day was filled with love...
05/08/2026

I couldn't have asked for a better first visit to The Tournerbury Woods Estate

Heather + Harry day was filled with love, joy, laughter and a big secret...

Miranda The Celebrant led the most wonderfully personal ceremony by the water, complete with rock, paper, scissors to decide who read their vows first, a hand fasting and jumping the sword to seal the deal. She also let the cat out of the bag, they're already married and we'd all gathered on their first wedding anniversary!!

Then came delicious street food, live illustration wedding favours , marshmallows over the fire, glow-stick dance floor moves and a gorgeous golden hour in the woods.

All in all, a wonderful wedding!

Venue: The Tournerbury Woods Estate
Dress:
Celebrant:
Food: Need Street Food
Illustrator: Illustration by Kiwi: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61572246773565

Wedding season is in full swing!  So let’s celebrate Mr & Mrs Franklin! Grace & Rob’s garden party and ceremony was the ...
03/08/2026

Wedding season is in full swing! So let’s celebrate Mr & Mrs Franklin!

Grace & Rob’s garden party and ceremony was the perfect way to celebrate their story. A day full of great tunes, beautiful details and all the right people around them. It was an honour to spend a few hours documenting the important bits so everyone could be present.

This years couples are definitely doing things their way, from small, gatherings in gorgeous family gardens and traditional church ceremonies to 200+ people and reggae musicians. It’s all happening and I’m here for it! Big or small, a few hours to allllll day!

Hair Andrew David Hair
Makeup: Skin Glow by Jo
Catering: Pizza with Love
Bar: The Rolling Bars

Let's say something not everyone wants you to hear... not every wedding needs full-day photography!Some weddings are sma...
15/06/2026

Let's say something not everyone wants you to hear... not every wedding needs full-day photography!

Some weddings are smaller. Some are shorter. Some are simple on purpose. Some are a ceremony, a few photos, a meal, a pub, a party, or a “we just want to get married without making a massive production of it” kind of day.

That does not make it less important. Sometimes it's the budget that requires shorter coverage, so the main bits are covered and the rest are in the hands of your guests phones.. that's OK!

I offer hourly coverage from 90 minutes to the full shebang, so you can book what actually fits your plans, your needs and your bank balance. It's not "cheaper", it's not "budget", it's the same quality, thoughtful photography but for however long you need it!

Good for registry office weddings, elopements, vow renewals, pub receptions, smaller guest lists, second weddings, low-key days, or anything that does not need someone there from morning prep to midnight snacks.

You can enquire through my main website, WhatsApp, DM, or head to shortweddingstories.co.uk for the shorter coverage side of things.

If your wedding  has guitars in it, I am already interested.Not because every wedding needs to be alternative, or becaus...
11/06/2026

If your wedding has guitars in it, I am already interested.

Not because every wedding needs to be alternative, or because I only photograph people in black. Although, excellent choice if that’s you. But because I love weddings where the couple have actually thought about what feels like them.

The playlist that makes sense to your mates.
The song that would make your mum roll her eyes.
The first dance that isn’t a first dance - it's moment of pure joy.
Bringing your musicality and passions into your ceremony.
The ceremony exit track that makes everyone go, “yeah, obviously.”

A wedding sounds like a wedding, when it sounds like YOU. When it's a reflection of you as a couple.

So whether it’s emo, metal, pop punk, indie, rock, 90s nostalgia, film soundtracks, big room trance floor fillers, or one deeply unhinged guilty pleasure that absolutely has to happen, I support it. (Temperature by Sean Paul, btw)

And I will be there photographing the reactions, the questionable dancing, the air guitars, the arms-round-shoulders singing, and the moment your friends lose their minds at the opening riff.

What’s on your playlist?

You don’t have to plan a wedding that makes sense to anyone but yourselves...You don’t have to invite people out of guil...
09/06/2026

You don’t have to plan a wedding that makes sense to anyone but yourselves...

You don’t have to invite people out of guilt, wear what people expect, pretend you love being photographed, or make the whole day look like someone else’s Pinterest board.

Invite who you want. Wear what you want. Make it weird, colourful, small, loud, emotional, low-key, main character energy, or whatever feels right.

Your day. Your party. Your people.

I'd love to help you document it without making it feel like a performance.

Enquiries open for 2026 and 2027 🖤
✨ 2028 Diary opening soon!

If we chatted at a wedding fair recently, hello!I’m Becky. Pink hair, cameras, coffee, probably talking too much about h...
08/06/2026

If we chatted at a wedding fair recently, hello!

I’m Becky. Pink hair, cameras, coffee, probably talking too much about how awkward most people feel in front of a camera and how you should do whatever the f*ck you want on your day.

I’ve met so many couples over the last few weeks who are planning weddings that sound brilliant. Small ones, big ones, pub ones, colourful ones, slightly chaotic ones, and a few that very much had “we’re making this up as we go along” .... Which, to be fair is how I survive in the world.

A quick reminder of what I do:
🖤 I photograph weddings for people who want to enjoy the day, not spend hours being dragged around for photos they didn’t ask for.
🖤 I’ll help when you need direction, step back when stuff is already happening, keep the group photos moving, and make sure you don’t feel like you’ve accidentally signed up for a modelling job.

If you stopped by my stand this is your nudge. Pop over to my website (or the cheeky discount link on your flyer) Send me your date, your venue if you have one, and a rough idea of what you’re planning and let's make sure I'm the right fit for your day!

Obviously your photographer needs to know what they are doing technically. That part matters. You want someone who can h...
22/04/2026

Obviously your photographer needs to know what they are doing technically. That part matters. You want someone who can handle light, movement, weather, timelines, dark venues, chaotic dancefloors, and all the rest of it.

But weddings are not created in a vacuum. They happen around people, emotions, nerves, family dynamics, shifting plans, and the occasional mildly off-kilter schedule. So being good with people is not some bonus extra. It is a massive part of the job.

Knowing when to step in, when to back off, grabbing drinks or brandishing safety pins, how to keep things moving without being bossy (OK maybe a bit when group photos are happening), how to reassure someone without making a big thing of it, how to get the picture without killing the mood.

Wedding guests are one of the finest forms of live entertainment. I BLOODY love people watching, it’s a massive perk of ...
20/04/2026

Wedding guests are one of the finest forms of live entertainment. I BLOODY love people watching, it’s a massive perk of the job….

Obviously I am there to photograph you, your day, your people, and all the big important moments. Very professional. Deeply committed to the job.
But I would be lying if I said wedding guest behaviour was not one of my favourite side quests.

There is always someone crying during the ceremony after swearing they would not, someone fixing everyone’s outfit like they work there, and at least one guest giving an unexpectedly committed dancefloor performance. There is also usually a relative quietly holding the whole social energy of the day together.
I love all of it.

Weddings are full of weird, brilliant little moments like that, and they are a huge part of what makes the day feel real. Yes, the big moments matter, but so does your mate losing it over the evening pizza and your aunt going for it when Proud Mary starts playing.

Who is most likely to be the wildcard at your wedding? I’d love to know the tea!

A good wedding timeline should make the day feel easier, not more structured for the sake of it - it’s not about being r...
18/04/2026

A good wedding timeline should make the day feel easier, not more structured for the sake of it - it’s not about being rigid or a newlywedzilla

I think some couples hear the word “timeline” and immediately picture a joyless spreadsheet, somebody clapping their hands, and the whole day being run like a school trip.

A good timeline is not there to control your day. It is there to give it breathing room. It’s to help your suppliers help you and keep things moving so you don’t need to think about anything. It helps stop everything feeling rushed, gives you space to actually enjoy what is happening, and makes it far more likely that your photos will feel relaxed rather than squeezed in between minor panic and someone asking where the confetti has gone. (Don’t worry I’m ALWAYS in charge of the confetti).

It also means you are less likely to lose chunks of the day to faff. You get time with your guests, time to eat, time to have a drink, time to disappear for ten minutes together without feeling like the whole thing is about to fall apart.

That is why I care about timings. Not because I want the day to feel over-managed, but because I want it to feel easier for you.

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