Pink Wave Photography

Woman photographer standing on sandy beach dunes with camera, wearing jeans and patterned sweater, golden hour light.

A hand holds up a vintage black and white photo strip from a photo booth showing four different expressions in sunglasses.

A street scene in San Francisco's Chinatown at dusk with ornate pagoda architecture and decorative lamp posts.

Wedding photographer, fashion gal and hopeless romantic living by the Cornish coast. I’m here for the couples who’re all about a good time and want to capture it in the most special way possible.

Someone once told me my style is like a Lana Del Ray music video and, honestly, I think it’s one of the best compliments I’ve ever had. I like to think they meant timeless, raw and romantic with a cinematic story-telling edge. The sort of stuff that would look at home in Vogue…but also hanging on your grandparent’s wall (it’s a vibe).

If this sounds like the wedding photography you’ve been searching for, I’d love to hear from you!

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I lovvve weddings. The lead-up, the aesthetics, the atmosphere, the stories!

It’s a total dream for me to be part of your big day, photographing magic moments that you’ll look back on forever – and it’s super important to me that you enjoy each and every step too. Here’s how I do that:

My 5+ years of experience means I know how to make you feel at ease and like yourselves, no matter how awkward you think you’ll be in front of the camera.

I keep things chilled and unintrusive. I understand and respect that your wedding day isn’t a photo shoot! I always strive to find the right balance between stepping-in and capturing moments from afar to tell your wedding story…more fly-on-the-wall than up-in-your-face.

Most of your shots will be a candid documentary style, capturing your day as it happens – but I’ll always encourage you to slink off for a 20-30 minute couples shoot that’s more directed. A little direction can result in a lot of impact (and I love to work with couples who get that). It’s v cool, you won’t regret it.

I’m one of the few people in the world who’s still obsessed with film. I’ve recently started using a Super 8 camera which is absolute magic. I can’t get enough of it!