A Wales wedding photography hub packed with real Welsh weddings we’ve photographed - from Cardiff Castle and Hensol Castle to Fforest Farm, Oldwalls Gower, Tyn Dwr Hall and the Brecon Beacons - plus our best Wales-specific photo tips, FAQs, and venue inspiration in a relaxed DOCU-ART style by The Mays (Marta + Artur).
Blue hour wedding photography is the always-guaranteed alternative to golden hour - a short twilight window just after sunset when the sky turns deep, cinematic blue. In this post, The Mays (Marta May Photography) explain exactly when blue hour happens, how to fit a 5–10 minute session into your timeline without missing the party, and how to add a few cute after-dark portraits for extra magic.
Wonky wedding photos are having a moment - a reaction against over-polished, curated imagery and a search for authenticity. But weddings aren’t social media content. They’re memories meant to last. In this post, we explore where the wonky trend comes from, why blur and real film imperfection can be beautiful, and why digitally “made wonky” images often don’t age well. A light, honest conversation about trends, responsibility, and choosing wedding photography that still makes sense decades from now.
Kiftsgate Court is a truly special wedding venue in the heart of the Cotswolds, known for its breathtaking gardens, sweeping countryside views and calm, elegant atmosphere. From outdoor garden ceremonies to marquee celebrations overlooking the hills, this venue is a dream for relaxed, documentary wedding photography. Add beautiful bespoke catering by Queen & Whippet and on-site accommodation for a slow, unhurried day, and Kiftsgate Court becomes the perfect setting for couples who value real moments, great food and timeless surroundings.
A January wedding at The Cattle Barn proved just how magical winter barn weddings can be. From a calm morning nearby to a deeply personal, family-led ceremony filled with music, poems and ring warming, this day was all about connection. Add confetti, heartfelt speeches, a cake made by the grandmas, twilight portraits by the pond and a seriously good dance floor, and you’ve got a relaxed Herefordshire wedding full of warmth, joy and real moments - exactly the kind we love to photograph.