Bristol wedding photographer & South West Wedding photographer, Andrew, is a committed Jaffa Cake fan. However, he also loves walking in the mountains and hills of South Wales, camping and guessing how many murders will be committed in the next Midsummer Murders drama
“I provide elegant and luxurious wedding memories for discerning clients.”
I’m Andrew Miller and I am a Bristol wedding photographer. I capture memories of weddings in and around Bristol, Bath & Somerset.
My images and style tend to range from the product photographer to the natural and candid, to some documentary to dramatic fine art imagery. Why? Because things happen at different times during your wedding day that fit those styles. I create the moments and photograph the results – you two create the magic that binds that process together.
I don’t stop when it gets dark or the sun goes in. I just get creative with light.
As you can see from my photography at Aldwick Court or look at Rose & Dom who came over from the United States to get married at the amazingBristol wedding reception venue Clevedon Hall, my Bristol wedding photographer style is a unique fusion of candid fun shots during the day with a mix of the formal group images and a spattering of semi-posed artistic fine art wedding photographs of the happy couple.
This creative fusion of wedding imagery gives you a very wide choice of wedding images on your wedding day and enables you to have a unique set of wedding photos.
I endeavour to elegantly tell the story of your wedding day as it happens through my wedding photography and as a reminder of your wedding you also get a selection of 20 x Fine Art mounted prints in a presentation box. Each print is edited to perfection and ready-made to framed and mounted on your wall. Currently, each wedding booked is being upgraded to a larger size – 16″x12″
When you have made the decision to purchase an album with your favourite wedding prints we can meet up again and decide the layout, colour, texture and style of your wedding album.
I don’t outsource my editing as many other photographers do. I edit and retouch all your wedding images by hand using the latest software and techniques; allowing me to create signature wedding photographs like the ones displayed here as well as the usual fun, candid and natural wedding images that we all love to see!
I organise, arrange and craft wedding memories. I carry more non-photography related stuff in my camera bags than most would carry in a handbag…Hairspray. Brush. Hair Grips. Deodorant. Blister kit. Plasters. Paracetamol. Crochet hook. Unicorns. Eyelash glue. Sewing kit. Heel Protectors. Scissors. Nail file. Magic tape. Umbrellas.
Why? Because the last thing you want to do on your wedding day is worry about the little things. Let me take care of those and you concentrate on enjoying the day with your family & friends.
Oh, and did I mention I love Jaffa Cakes… and generally have a box or two on me? ;-)
p.s. I don’t really have unicorns in my camera bag. It wouldn’t be fair to keep them locked up in a bag. #freetheunicorns
p.p.s I don’t share my Jaffa Cakes. So don’t ask.
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I’m not a documentary wedding photographer – but I shoot documentary wedding photographs. What do I mean?
I’m a product photographer. I’m a portrait photography. I’m an event photographer. All on the same day.
My Bristol Wedding Photographer wedding style is to for you to have fun on your wedding day and to mix a selection of photography styles to suit the way you want the day to be. I work to your brief on what you want your wedding photographs to look like.
So if you want lots of candid and natural photography (also known as documentary wedding photography)or if you want more Vogue or Cosmopolitan (think posed/staged) type of wedding photographs then that is what I provide for your wedding photographs.
I also think about the little things you will need on your day. Hairspray, deodorant, hair grips, sewing kit (the number of times I’ve literally stiched brides into wedding dresses is unbelievable), plasters, headache tablets, shoe polish, hair gel, crochet hook, cufflinks, eyelash glue and heel protectors to name just a few of the non photography related items I carry in my camera bag.
Why? Because there is nothing worse than seeing someone get stressed on their wedding day. I can’t just sit back and take photos – I’m there to help.
