Enquire

Find out if your date is free

Tell me the date and roughly where you are getting married. I reply to every enquiry within one working day, with prices, three full sample galleries and a straight answer on availability.

Three 2026 dates left · two in October, one in December 2027 open, filling from spring onwards Replies within one working day

The form

Three minutes, honestly

Only the first four fields matter. Everything else just helps me reply with something useful rather than a form letter.

About you
About the day
Anything else

I read and answer every message myself, usually the same day.

Or just get in touch

However you prefer

  • Emailhello@adawren.co.uk
  • Phone01234 555 274
  • Studio hoursMonday to Friday, 9am to 5.30pm
  • SaturdaysUsually at a wedding, back to you Monday
  • Before you bookWe talk properly, on the phone or over coffee
Three 2026 dates left Two in October, one in December. 2027 is open and filling from the spring onwards.

After you press send

What happens next

No pressure at any step. Plenty of couples talk to me a year before they book.

1

A real reply, fast

Within one working day you get a yes or no on the date, full prices, and three complete galleries from recent weddings so you can judge whole days, not highlights.

2

A proper conversation

If you like what you see, we talk. Phone, video call or coffee, whatever suits. You will know within ten minutes whether I am the right fit for your day.

3

The date, held in writing

A £200 deposit and a signed contract take your date off the market. Everything promised on the collections page goes in that contract, word for word.

Worth repeating

“The price she quoted was the price we paid. Every email answered by the same person who turned up on the day.”

Marie & Jo · Married in February

About me, the longer version

Hello, I am Ada

I picked up my first camera to photograph birds, which turns out to be perfect training for weddings: hold still, stay quiet, and be ready the half second before something happens. I spent three years carrying bags and second-shooting for a photographer far better than I was, and booked my first wedding of my own in 2015.

Eleven years on I have photographed everything from thirteen people in a registry office to three hundred in a marquee on a hill, in heatwaves, hail and one genuinely biblical thunderstorm that produced my favourite photograph of that entire year. Both ends of that scale got the same me, and the same care.

I keep the diary to twenty weddings a year on purpose. It is the number that lets me meet every couple before they book, remember your nan's name on the day, and edit every gallery myself rather than sending it away to be batch-processed by a stranger. It also means dates go early, which is the honest reason to ask about yours sooner rather than later.

Before you book anything we talk properly, on the phone or over a coffee, so you know exactly who is going to be at your wedding and exactly what you are paying for. If we are not the right fit, I will happily point you at photographers who might be.

  • The diaryTwenty weddings a year, no more
  • Shooting weddings since2015
  • TravelIncluded, wherever your day is
  • Backup on the dayTwo cameras, two card slots, files copied twice that night
  • If I am ever illA trusted circle of photographers, named in the contract
  • Fully insuredPublic liability and professional indemnity
A hand-tied bouquet of fresh seasonal flowers photographed on the morning of a wedding
Half past eight on a Saturday, before anyone else was downstairs.