Parkwin Photography

26/08/2026

Congratulations to P & A. Wishing you every happiness in your married life together. ❤️
A wonderful, VERY hot day . Thank you to Niamh at Micklefield and the amazing Nina and all the team from Ragasaan for ensuring the day ran so smoothly.

Mandap:
Flowers on Mandap:
Cake: Hazel Carmichael
Band:
Event co-ordination and catering:

22/08/2026

01/08/2026

04/07/2026

As a documentary wedding photographer, I preserve real, unposed moments and emotion. I like to know as much information as possible before the day so that I can be unobtrusive.
Photographers work in different ways but my top ten topics at pre-wedding meetings are:-

1. TIMINGS- so that I am in the right place at the right time, plus buffer times. I need to make sure any 'formal' photos you have requested are completed with time to spare.
2. INFO FOR WEDDING PARTY - Let them know the type of photography you have asked for and photos you DO NOT WANT so that bridesmaids/groomsmen dont set any up. When everyone actually needs to be ready, not just ceremony time. Keeping hold of bouquets and leaving jackets on until formal photos are complete and much more.
3. FAMILY DYNAMIC- very important in the morning and during the group photos. I don't want to ask a question that may cause awkwardness, embarrassment or sadness.
4. BODY CONFIDENCE- most of us have a part of our body we don't like, or a preferred profile.
5. INFO FOR PARENTS. Let them know what type of photography you have chosen and who you have included in group photos. Can avoid awkwardness or arguments on the day.
6. A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE COUPLE. So that I get a feel for their character and dynamic.
7. COMMUNICATION with guests. Who is making announcements and helping to keep the timeline on track.
Letting everyone know when the group photos will be, so that they don't disappear.
8. POTENTIAL STRESS POINTS or delays and how to avoid them.
9. FLOW & VIBE of the day. Hopefully you have chosen your photographer because they fit with this. Important that they have all the information.
10. COUPLE & GROUP photos, what couples want from these, how I approach them, their favourite places at the venue to take them and estimated timings. Followed by a little practice so that I can capture genuine moments, emotion and the couple get used to me and how I work.

Whatever vibe you have chosen for your wedding day and style of photography, I hope it is the best day ever!
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Karen x

01/07/2026

You and your guests will remember how your wedding day feels more than how it looks. Sometimes your family dynamic can have an impact on how smoothly your wedding day flows, especially if your suppliers are unaware of any issues within the dynamic.
Getting ready, first look with the person escorting you down the aisle, the ceremony, group photos, speeches and first dances. All moments where it is important that the suppliers with you on the day know any important details.
Family who have chosen not to attend, anyone who has passed away or is terminally ill, divorced parents, friction between family members etc. Let your photographer/videographer, person officiating, venue, person making announcements and DJ or band know before the day.
This will help to avoid questions, announcements, photo and music choices that may cause awkwardness, sadness, embarrassment or friction.