Glasgow Documentary Wedding’s

Why a documentary wedding photographer?

The aim is to tell the story of your big day as it actually happens, no posed uncomfortable shots, no time stolen from your guests, no cliché. You get to fully enjoy the day you have been planning, interacting with the people you’ve chosen to share a special moment in time with whilst I unobtrusively record it for you to look back on for years to come.

No latest trends, just a timeless record of the moments and people to cherish.

Scott is a Glasgow based wedding photographer, having covered culturally diverse celebrations in a documentary manner, delivering the story of your day in photographic form. These photographs will help understand and revisit your day in retrospect, given that you will be caught up in each individual moment of your day. My joy comes when couples look at the images for the 1st time and start to piece together all the special moment that made your day wonderful.

A woman with braided hair standing in front of a row of empty chairs on a stage or auditorium with a wooden railing and a large mirror or framed photo on the wall.
A couple is dancing at a wedding reception in a decorated tent, with a woman in a white wedding dress and a man in a vest and kilt, holding hands and smiling.
Black and white photo of a bride in a wedding gown with a long train, standing outdoors on a brick surface, with four women and a man nearby. The women are dressed in semi-formal attire, and the man is in a suit. One woman holds a wine glass. Trees are visible in the background.

As a photographer I look for the moments, the laughter, the connection and the light. All of these make for photographs you will want to look back on time and time again much like the family photographs of the past, that connect and make memories forever.

I prefer black and white images due to the timeless nature of that format but can also provide colour images with me often choosing a mix for the final edit.

A bride and groom are smiling and standing close together at their wedding reception outdoors. Guests are standing along a line behind them, with trees and  House for an Art Lover is the Glasgow location in the background.
A black and white photo of a wedding ceremony with a bride and groom standing side by side, facing forward. The bride is holding a bouquet and wearing a wedding dress, while the groom is dressed in a suit. An officiant stands to their right, reading from a paper. Several guests are visible in the foreground, and large windows with patterned curtains and decorative wall art are in the background.
A young girl with curly hair and a smile, looking through a glass display with star-shaped stickers, holding a striped umbrella.

The people close to you in your moment!

Together, we move through your day making and capturing once in a lifetime moments forever. The parents, grandparents, friends and family, young and old as everyone has a magical day, why break that up when you can have it done seamlessly?

  • What is most important to me is the same as all the other people invited to share your day, that you have the best day ever and I get the privilege to share and capture it for you.

Take the next steps.

Although a Glasgow based photographer I will work across Scotland, therefore take the first step by contacting me with your date and venue for my availability.

Send me any queries you may have.

Let me know when you are available so that we can arrange an initial no obligation meeting via Zoom or telephone.

Prices on request, based on your wants and budget.

I really look forward to hearing from you.

Scott

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