My approach to wedding photography is simple: to give you evocative photography as unique as your wedding day. I work in an unobtrusive style, but I'm no fly on the wall. I won't just sit back and document your day from the sidelines; I'll get into the thick of it with your friends and family, your stylists and wedding planners. I want you to have photographs that you love, that will keep you reliving your special day.
“WONDERFUL, is the only word I can use to describe Shaun, his photography skill, vision, talent and just being a genuinely sound guy really make him stand out above the rest.
I couldn’t have picked anyone better for my wedding day, it’s the most important day of your life, and the photo’s stay with you forever, I am one of the lucky ones who will treasure mine forever as they are stunning and have been captured perfectly to reflect our day.”- Holly & Adam, Derbyshire
“Shaun was everything and more we could of wished for in a photographer! I’m very fussy with photos because I feel apart from your memories they’re the only thing you have after to remember your day.
I like very natural photos, which Shaun does very well. He puts you at ease, laughing and joking with you throughout the day. You feel like he’s one of your guests. He isn’t in your face or taking awkward photos, making you feel like you have to hold a smile.”- Angela & Ryan, Nottinghamshire
If you would like to enquire about my availability, or have any questions regarding the services I provide: feel free to call me at +44 7854 338 047, email me at info@shauntaylorphotography.co.uk, or send me a message by filling out the form below.
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