Ceremonies and places
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Can you take photos during a wedding ceremony? UK rules for every kind of wedding
Can you take photos and film during the ceremony? UK rules for church, register office, gurdwara, mandir, nikah, chuppah, Quaker and humanist weddings.
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African weddings in the UK: the traditional engagement and the white wedding
African weddings in the UK: the traditional engagement, the MC’s programme, aso ebi, money spraying, outfit changes and a two-day photo and film plan.
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Church wedding photography and filming rules in the UK
Can you film a church wedding? The vicar decides. CCLI and PRS licences, where we stand, flash, the signing, confetti and how to ask…
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Taking a UK photo and film team abroad: what it really involves
Taking your UK photographer and filmmaker abroad: what a travel quote covers, flights, kit, days and insurance, the legal ceremony, local rules and light.
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Drone wedding filming in London and Kent: what’s allowed
Can you fly a drone at your wedding? UK CAA rules on IDs, distance from guests and airport zones, what applies in London and…
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Fusion weddings: how to plan two ceremonies in one day
Planning a Hindu and civil, Sikh and church or Jewish and Hindu wedding on one day? Legal ceremony, outfit changes, family photos and a…
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How to elope in the UK: legal steps, two witnesses and photos
How to elope in the UK: giving notice, two witnesses, register office fees, where to go for photos in London and Kent, and telling…
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Jewish wedding timeline in the UK: tisch, bedeken, chuppah and yichud
The order of a Jewish wedding in the UK, from tisch and bedeken to chuppah, yichud and hora, with sample timings, Shabbat sunset times…
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London city weddings: photos from register office to reception
Planning a London city wedding? Photo stops between register office and reception, travel times, light, crowds, permissions and a sample timeline.
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Register office weddings: how to get great photos in 30 minutes
Can you take photos in a registry office, and photograph the signing? Council rules, arrival times, the steps outside and a two-hour coverage plan.