HI, I’M NATALIE

A FULL-TIME EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHER WITH A DOCUMENTARY EYE AND A FOCUS ON THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER

Elegant bride with long dark wavy hair holding a wildflower bouquet in a white gown, black and white portrait.

I’m Natalie, a London based editorial photographer specialising in documentary and portrait photography. I work full time across editorial, commissions and personal projects, with my work appearing in The Times. I have also worked as a photographer for brands and organisations including TUI, Eton College and Sainsbury’s, as well as photographing people including Zara Larsson and Yinka Shonibare CBE.


My photography has always centred on people, atmosphere and real moments. I’m drawn to the details that can easily be missed: the anticipation before something happens, a fleeting expression, a particular gesture or the small interactions that reveal something about the people in front of my camera.


That same approach is what I bring to weddings. They are full of moments like these. The nerves before the ceremony, the people you love gathered around you, the quiet glances, the laughter, the details you spent months choosing and the energy of the dancefloor once everything begins to unfold.


I’m not here to turn your wedding day into a photoshoot. I’m here to photograph it as it feels, with a documentary eye, an editorial sensibility and gentle direction when it is needed. The result is a collection of photographs that feels honest, considered and entirely yours.

Two flower girls in white dresses holding hands walking down a church aisle from above.

YOUR DAY, AS IT FELT


Your wedding day will pass quickly, but the photographs will bring you back to it. The people who were there, the details you cared about and the moments you may not have seen. I want to capture all of that for you, just as it was.

Close-up black and white photo of delicate beaded lace wedding veil with floral embroidery details.

YOUR DAY, YOUR STORY, YOUR EVER AFTER

Tell me about your plans, your people and what matters most. I’d love to hear all about it.