Dance floor wedding photography that looks like your night: bold, flattering and full of energy. We use off-camera flash for rich colour and real atmosphere, not flat nightclub glare. We always stay at least two hours, so you get first dance, peak chaos, plus sparklers, fireworks and a quick, dramatic night portrait.
Shucknall Court wedding photography doesn’t get more exciting than this - the first ever wedding at Herefordshire’s newest luxury venue. From getting ready in stunning private spaces to a breathtaking barn ceremony, Italian-style alfresco dining in the courtyard, a Chinese tea ceremony, and golden-hour portraits that glowed like something out of Tuscany, this wedding had it all. And capturing it in our signature DOCU-ART style made it even more unforgettable.
The wedding world is full of reels, sparkler exits, and TikTok trends - fun in the moment, but like raw chicken, not what you actually want to keep forever. At Marta May Photography, we give you both: colourful sneak peeks for instant joy and timeless wedding photography art that tells your story for decades. Because content is quick, but art is forever.
Our TWIA story began back in 2015 with a simple entry form and a lot of nerves. Eight years later, we stood on stage as National Winners, and now we’re honoured to be TWIA wedding photography judges for 2026. This post is part inspiration for photographers and part reassurance for couples: proof that when you book us, you’re choosing nationally recognised photographers trusted at the very highest level of the UK wedding industry.
Wedding photography copyright isn’t optional — it’s the law. Most suppliers credit photographers, and that’s all we ask. But when one supplier flooded their socials with my images without permission, refused to credit me, and even called me “pathetic,” I knew it was time to set the record straight. Here’s why copyright matters, what respect looks like, and the golden rules every supplier should follow.