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- £350Price from
- 10+Weddings shot
I'm a friendly photographer with an eye for detail, specialising in capturing your special day as it unfolds.
SuperFunkyPenguin Photography Details
Photography Style
Documentary
Modern
Products and Services
Bridal Prep Shots
Back-Up Equipment
Photo Printing
Flexible Hours on the Day
Last-Minute Orders
Stay Through Speeches
Stay Through Dancing
Large Group Shots
Online Shop
Wedding Albums
Personal Online Gallery
Pre-Wedding Venue Visit
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Images on USB
SuperFunkyPenguin Photography Full Description
I offer a range of customisable wedding photography packages, from the two hour "Ceremony Only" packages, to the "Bells and Whistles" full day package.
All packages include:
- Pre-wedding meet-up, about a month before your wedding (preferably at your wedding venue)
- Final set of digital images (which will have been post-processed, with minor editing as necessary)
- Dedicated password protected web gallery
- Final set of images on a USB stick
- 10" x 8" print of your choice
Some packages include a fun and relaxed Engagement Photoshoot, and the full-day package includes a beautiful bespoke lay-flat photo album.
(Photo albums are available for other packages at a discounted rate if ordered at time of booking).
I'm more than happy to meet up with you for a no-pressure chat about your wedding plans and to see how I can help you capture the special moments on your wedding day.
Personal Message from the Manager
Name of Wedding Contact: Adele Williams
Congratulations on your engagement!! I hope your wedding planning is going smoothly so far :)
We always think of weddings as the Big Moments (ring exchange, first kiss, first dance), but it's the unplanned, natural, special moments in between that first drew me into wedding photography. It's those little details and bits in between that will make your day truly special and personal to you.
I'd love to be there to help capture your special memories - the Big Stuff, and the Little Stuff xx
Experience
Year Business Was Established
2015
No. of Weddings Hosted
Between 10 and 30
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
1
SuperFunkyPenguin Photography Location & Contact Details
FAQs
Find out a bit more from our FAQs
What is your most memorable wedding?
I was asked to photograph a racing-pigeon release, in memory of the groom's father who had sadly passed away (he used to race pigeons). We only had three birds available on the day, and so much of it was unpredictable, but it was such an amazing experience. The couple and their two young children really enjoyed it - it was fun and a beautiful way of remembering a special person who was no longer with them.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Unobtrusive, Relaxed, Fun, Organised and Thorough
What about your business are you most proud of?
Establishing my small business and making it viable! Small businesses are only sustainable if you provide a quality product, a good experience, and have happy customers.
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Listen patiently to all the advice everyone gives you. Then promptly forget it all. Plan your wedding for YOU, and include things that make the two of you happy (whether that's having a tiny, intimate wedding with just 10 guests, a helicopter to take you to your venue, or having a Wedding Jelly in place of a Wedding Cake!).
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Definitely the racing pigeons (see answer above)
Describe your typical process with a couple.
1. Meet for an informal chat...usually at a nice cafe...to talk about wedding plans, what photography is needed and to see how I can help the couple capture their day
2. Boring stuff - signing contract, settling the deposit
3. Engagement photoshoot (included in some packages)
4. Pre-wedding meet-up (usually a month before the wedding, preferably at your wedding venue) to chat through final plans
5. Your wedding day!
6. Your photos available to download via private online gallery
7. You receive your photos on USB stick, and your 10"x8" print
8. You receive your draft photo album (electronically), let me know any changes you want to make, then give me the go-ahead to send it to the printers
9. You receive your photo album
10. You write me an amazing review and tell all your friends what a fab photographer you had for your wedding!
What is the No. 1 photo that you think every couple should take?
One that is special and personal to the couple. Sometimes just taking 10 minutes out of the busy wedding schedule to go for a walk with me and take some natural photos of you escaping from the Wedding Craziness is all it takes :)
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
That'll be the racing pigeons again!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Umbrellas
(Also: just enjoy it! Rain can make for some pretty epic wedding photos, and there's no point getting down about something you can control!).
I always keep an eye on the weather forecast, and if rain seems likely I'll bring a few umbrellas for the couple/wedding party. I'd also recommend the couple ask guests to bring their own umbrellas too.
Describe how you got into photography.
I got my first SLR camera at the age of 6, and used to frustrate my parents by taking so many rolls of film!! (With my DSLR and endless opportunities that digital photography provides, I'm now in my element)
Although I continued to take loads of photos as I grew up, I lost my way and became an engineer for nearly a decade. That mistake has happily now been rectified!