06/05/2026
Now we’ve done the reintroduction, let’s get back to sharing what we do best.
In all honesty, I’m (Alexandra) not naturally the best at social media. The constant ‘you should do this’ and ‘you should be posting that’ side of it can honestly drive me a bit insane. So towards the end of my pregnancy, I really tried to take a step back and learn more about it all properly.
Social media has changed so much over the years. I’ve been using it for over 20 years now which honestly feels wild to say out loud. And using it personally versus running a business on it are two completely different things.
But at the heart of it all, what we really love sharing are real moments.
Being a wedding photographer or videographer isn’t just about capturing things in a beautiful way. It’s about being in it with people. Capturing the emotion, the atmosphere, the tiny moments in between, on a day where you feel your absolute fanciest and most emotional all at once.
And Anna and James’ wedding was exactly that.
They’d put so much love and effort into creating an incredible day, but what really drew us both in was the emotion and the connection between them and the people around them. We both cried during their ceremony because it was just so heartfelt. Their daughter had prerecorded a speech for her dad that played at the beginning and honestly, as parents to a 4 year old ourselves, with another baby on the way at the time, it absolutely finished us off.
I think my point is that, I really want to focus on showing what real weddings actually feel like. What love looks like. What emotion looks like. What genuine moments look like, because when we think about our couples and their galleries, we don’t just think about the wedding day itself. We think about 20, 30, 40 years from now. Sitting with your wedding album and looking back at who you were then, everything that’s changed since, and all the people who were there with you. The moments that felt so big at the time yet somehow felt like yesterday.
I know that’s how I feel looking at our wedding or family photos and I honestly cherish that feeling and memories. Anyone else?