Waterton Park Wedding Photographer

More celebrating. Less posing.

If you’re getting married at Waterton Park, the photographs should feel like your day. I work around what’s happening, looking for the laughter, the hugs and the moments between the planned parts. When it’s time for portraits, a little direction helps you settle in without making it feel like a long photo session.

The bridge, the lake and autumn colour

Sarah and Brodie’s photographs show how much variety there is close together: the bridge leading towards the house, the water around the island and the gardens beside the stone frontage. Their October portraits also bring in red climbing leaves and warm light. Indoors, the windows and staircase offer a change of pace and background.

Making room for your photographs

We can talk through where your ceremony is happening, the time you’ll arrive and when you’d like family photographs. I’ll help plan a manageable portrait break around your celebrations and the available light, rather than expecting your day to fit a fixed list of photographs.