When I got married in Las Vegas, we hired a wedding content creator and it completely changed how I experienced the day. Our photographer captured the beautiful, important photographs, but our content creator captured all the things we didn't even realise were happening - the little reactions, the behind-the-scenes chaos, the hugs, the laughter and the moments that would otherwise have disappeared as quickly as they happened. I remember receiving that content and thinking, everyone should have this.

That's where Ever The Guest came from.

I'm motivated by the fact that weddings go unbelievably quickly. You spend months, sometimes years, planning one day and then suddenly it's over. You can't be everywhere at once, and you can't see what happens while you're getting ready, taking photographs, greeting guests or dancing with everyone else.

I love being the person who gets to catch those things.

I'm also passionate about making wedding content feel real and accessible. I'm not interested in creating a perfectly curated version of a wedding where everything has to look flawless. I want the sweaty dance-floor moments, the happy tears, the ridiculous faces, the little looks between couples and the bits that make that particular wedding theirs.

For me, the best part of this industry is getting to give people memories they didn't know they were going to want.

I think the biggest difference between Ever The Guest and other content creators is that I genuinely approach every wedding as a guest, rather than as another supplier who happens to have a camera. I want to blend into the day and capture what is actually happening, rather than creating a second photoshoot for the couple.

I am particularly interested in the moments that happen between the traditional photographs. The reactions, the chaos, the laughter, the little looks, the people behind the scenes and the things couples are too busy enjoying their day to notice.

I also want Ever The Guest to feel approachable. Weddings can sometimes feel like a world of perfection and luxury, and that isn't necessarily what everyone wants. I want couples to feel like they can be completely themselves with me and that their content will reflect their actual personalities and their actual day.

I don't want to make your wedding look like everyone else's. I want to make sure you remember yours.

I’m now lucky enough to be able to expand the Ever The Guest team and I can’t wait to introduce you to the other creatives who will be working alongside me. If your wedding is in 2027 and beyond, your wedding may be captured by one of my amazing associates. All communication and editing will still be handled by me - but a few weddings will be captured by other creators in my team. This ensures that Ever The Guest can grow and offer services to as many couples as possible, whilst still ensuring that each wedding still receives the Ever The Guest service that I have prided myself on since the beginning.

Myself and the rest of the Ever The Guest team can’t wait to help capture your special day x