Hi I'm Beki,

Lover of long conversations and avoider of small talk. I've always been fascinated with nostalgia and sentimentality. An avid film buff who's watched probably every rom com ever made. I'm die hard for that happily ever after but in an undone Richard Curtis way. I'm told i have a real knack for bringing people together. The planner of my friendship group, but the most unorganised in my own life.

I think i've always been a creative at heart. I would shy away from being referred to as that, but I think it's because I never really understood the true meaning of it. I've always been quite unconventional, an observer of people and passionate about love. Admiring fashion and form and anything that sparkles. Am never without fresh flowers in my home and love nothing more than a candle lit table, a good plate of food and meaningful chats.

I realised that all these things that I hold so dear are the makings of the weddings I love to shoot. Prioritising the moments over traditions. Unconventional and authentic. Relaxed cool couples. Not taking life too seriously.

It's funny really as I fell into wedding photography having always been very reluctant to do it. After an Instagram dm from a bride to be practically begged me to shoot her wedding, I relented. As much as it terrified me, it led me to where I am today. I mean it all makes perfect sense. The forever romantic giving life to peoples love stories.

It's not a task I take for granted. It's the greatest honour in fact. I feel such a sense of pride that I get to create a legacy. Something to be cherished. Time has a funny way of creeping up on you, but photography captures a moment that 'time cannot erase' (IYKYK).

A person in all black attire sits casually on a dark leather couch against a brown wall wearing white sneakers.
Hand-drawn blue doodles of party-related objects including stars, balloons, champagne, cake, camera and utensils on black background.