Two hours
Ceremony and portraits£400
- Arrivals, the ceremony and signing the register
- Confetti on the path outside
- Family and group photos
- A relaxed portrait walk to the cathedral and Minster Pool
A smaller, simpler wedding still deserves beautiful photographs. Your ceremony, your people, and portraits around one of the prettiest cities in Staffordshire.
I’m based just outside Lichfield, so register office weddings here are some of my favourites. The Register Office is in the Old Library building on Bird Street, and within a few minutes’ walk you have the Museum Gardens, Minster Pool, the Cathedral Close and the three spires of Lichfield Cathedral.
You don’t need a big venue, a car or a ten-hour day to get photographs you’ll love. A couple of hours is enough for the ceremony, confetti, your family photos and a relaxed walk around the city, just the two of you, while I photograph you along the way.
I keep it calm and unposed: a few gentle suggestions, then I let you enjoy it. Plenty of my couples tell me they don’t like having their photo taken. By the time we reach the cathedral, they’ve usually forgotten I’m there.
Both are delivered in your own private online gallery with full printing rights, with a few previews within a week of the wedding.
£400
£480
Prices for 2027 weddings. Planning a longer day? Have a look at the full-day and part-day packages.
Whole days, start to finish, from couples who kept things relaxed and personal.

A ceremony at the Old Library, then the cathedral, Minster Pool and the old streets.

A register office wedding in Cannock, with a VW camper and a celebration to follow.

A summer wedding just outside Lichfield, in the willow walk at Coton House Farm.
Everything is within a few minutes’ walk. Here’s the route I usually suggest. You can see it all in Aleks & Jamie’s wedding.
Ask your guests to wait on the path with confetti as you come out. It’s a lovely first photo as a married couple.
Right next door and nicely shady. A gentle place to start your portraits.
Lichfield Cathedral is the only medieval cathedral in England with three spires. Allow twenty minutes or so.
Water, benches and spires reflected in the pool. Perfect for relaxed photos of the two of you.
Timber-framed shops and Georgian frontages on Dam Street. Weekday afternoons are quieter.
Two hours covers the ceremony, confetti, family photos and a relaxed walk for portraits. Choose three hours if you’d like getting ready, a longer walk, or the start of your meal or drinks.
Book your ceremony with Staffordshire Registration Service first, then get in touch with your date and time and I’ll check I’m free.
Staffordshire County Council describes the ceremony room as seating up to 50 guests. Check the latest rooms and numbers with the registrars when you book.
We adapt. The cathedral porch, the Close and the covered shopfronts give us plenty of shelter, and rainy-day photos can be some of the most romantic.
Yes. The three-hour session often covers the start of a meal nearby. For a longer celebration, the part-day package may suit you better.
Yes, across Staffordshire and the West Midlands, including Cannock. Just tell me where you’re getting married.
“Absolutely amazing photographer. So calm and patient.”
Tell me your date and ceremony time, and I’ll let you know if I’m free.
No pressure. No obligation. Just a friendly conversation.