Adventurer
Ocean Lover
Mountain Wanderer
Quiet Observer
Modern Romantic
HEY, I'M CHELSEY
A Cheshire wedding & elopement photographer - but you already know that...
When I'm not photographing weddings, you'll usually find me climbing mountains, floating around on my paddleboard, painting landscapes or curled up with a murder mystery.
I'm a Mum, a camper, a moon admirer, a slow-life advocate and, apparently, now one of those people who stops mid-walk to ask, “Ooh, what's that bird?” I love a long walk with an obligatory drink afterwards, fiery sunsets, independent bookshops and the first signs of autumn.
Basically, I romanticise life. A lot.
I live with my fiancé, Adam, my partner of 14 years, adventure companion and human compass — I'd quite literally be lost without him because he controls the OS Maps. We also have our gorgeous little boy, Fox, who arrived in November 2025 and has completely stolen my heart.
I'm naturally pretty calm, and that's something I bring with me to every wedding. I want you to feel comfortable around me, forget about the camera as much as possible, and actually enjoy the day you've spent so long planning.
I deliberately take on a limited number of weddings each year so I can give every couple the time, energy and attention they deserve.
I know how lucky I am to do this for a living, but getting here wasn't entirely down to luck. It took a few wrong turns, some difficult jobs and a lot of figuring things out before I realised photography was something I wanted to build my life around.
Maybe that's why I never take any of this for granted. Being trusted to photograph one of the biggest days in someone's life is a pretty special thing, and I want every couple who chooses me to feel just how much I care about giving them an experience - and photographs - they'll genuinely love.
My philosophy
I believe the best photographs are noticed, not manufactured.
I'm always watching for the things that make a wedding yours - the way your people look at you, nervous hands, badly timed laughter, windswept veils, and those quiet little moments happening somewhere at the edge of everything else.
I want your photographs to be beautiful, of course, but never at the expense of what's actually happening. I'll step in when it helps, then get out of the way and let the day be what it is.
Because years from now, I don't want you to remember what everything looked like. I want these photographs to remind you of the people, the atmosphere and all the little things that made the day yours.
Think We'd Get Along?
I'd love to hear about the two of you, the people you can't imagine celebrating without, and the kind of day you're planning.
