Couple Photography & Engagement Shoots
A pre-wedding shoot is one of the best ways to feel comfortable in front of the camera before the wedding. It gives you a chance to see how I work, realise it doesn’t need to feel awkward or overly posed, and spend some relaxed time together without the pressure of the wedding day.
You’ll also have a set of photos you can use for save the dates, invitations, your wedding website, or just some beautiful photos of the two of you that aren't selfies!
Relaxed & Natural Prewedding Photoshoot
"Would definitely recommend everyone go for the pre-wedding photoshoot as it was the best way for us to get comfortable in front of the camera"
Charley & Jake
"as soon as we met up elliot made us feel at ease getting to know us both more, he was very professional yet casual so it felt friendly" and comfortable."
adam & Chloe
"We were so grateful for how comfortable he made us feel, as two people who are a usually a bit awkward in photos. He made us feel at ease, had great tricks to capture candid moments"
Sasha & George
Pre-Wedding Photoshoot
£300
The Pre-Wedding Photoshoot is perfect for you if:
When & Where
- 30-60 minute couple's photo shoot in a beautiful, natural location
- All images edited by me in both colour & black and white
- Photos delivered in a high-resolution online gallery to download, share, and print
- Option to personalise the location - or I can recommend my favourite beaches, moorland, and forests nearby
- You're not used to being photographed and want to feel more comfortable before your wedding
- You’d like to meet me in person before the big day
- You want professional portraits for invitations, social media, or just for yourselves
- You want to capture your connection in a relaxed, natural way
Location: Anywhere within 90 minutes of Totnes, Devon - beaches, Dartmoor, forests, or anywhere meaningful to you.
Timing: Pre-wedding shoots are available from October to May, any time between when you book and your wedding day. We’ll find a date that works well for both of us. For the best light and most relaxed feel, I recommend shooting around golden hour — especially in spring or autumn, when the light is soft and dreamy.
