it's so nice to meet you
I've loved stories for as long as I can remember. I grew up listening to my dad tell me stories of magic trees and fairies, and somewhere along the way that love of storytelling turned into a BA in Film Production, an unhealthy obsession with Merlin and, eventually, Arthurian Affairs.
Then there's Zak.
We met on Hinge and somehow knew almost immediately that we'd become best friends. Since then, he's become the person I want beside me for pretty much everything - including this.
Zak has always had a love for photography and editing, so it felt only natural that he'd find his way into Arthurian Affairs too. Between us, we make a pretty good team.
At Arthurian Affairs, everything begins with understanding the people in front of the camera. Before we talk timelines or logistics, I focus on learning who you are as a couple - what matters to you, the dynamics that make your relationship unique, and the moments you genuinely want to remember. When I arrive on your wedding day, my goal is to work quietly and respectfully in the background, capturing interactions as they happen rather than creating them. I'm committed to documenting your day with clarity, honesty, and a strong sense of purpose.
I recognise the responsibility that comes with being the one to preserve these moments. Weddings move fast, and emotions shift quickly, but the way they're documented is what lasts. That understanding is at the core of how I work: intentional choices, careful attention, and a promise to represent your day in a way that feels truly you - not overly produced, not distracted by trends, but grounded in real connection.
Arthurian affairs has grown from a simple love for storytelling into something that genuinely means a lot to me. Building this business has shown me the impact a well-told story can have on a family for years to come. It's a privilege I don't take for granted. Every wedding carries a different kind of significance, and being trusted to capture that is something I'm deeply proud of.
When we're not filming weddings, you'll find us curled up watching a film, spending time with our pack of friends, or me begging Zak to play me a song on the piano. For someone who insists he isn't a romantic, the countless little things he does simple because he knows they'll make me smile would probably argue otherwise.
We've always believed in the invisible string - that somehow, people and moments find each other exactly when they're meant to. Maybe that's why we love weddings so much. There's something really special about being incited into a day that means everything to two people, and getting to preserve the little moments that might otherwise disappear.
Your story doesn't need to look like anyone else's. We just want to tell it as it felt.
MY STYLE
On a wedding day, my goal is to blend in, capturing the little moments that often go unnoticed - the tight hugs between parents, the secret smiles of siblings, the excited fidgeting of kids and, of course, the quiet, nervous anticipation between the bride and groom. I want everything to feel natural, like a glimpse into the day as it truly happened, full of raw emotions and unscripted joy.
That being said, I also believe in the saying my dad has always told me: you're never too old to have fun. I love documenting the moments when people finally let loose - when the formalities fade, and the dance floor fills with laughter, twirls, and maybe even some slightly questionable dance moves.
But I have to admit, I'm also a sucker for cinematic shots. There's something about those quiet, romantic moments during portraits that just complete the story. Whether it's a couple who speaks their love through soft embraces and shy kisses or one that thrives on grand, sweeping gestures, those intimate moments are so precious. They're the pause between the whirlwind, the part where time seems to slow down just for them - and I love capturing every second of it
Follow me: