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Capture Your Wedding Story with Fun, Natural, and Relaxed Photography
Based just outside of Glasgow, Jenny Anderson specialises in capturing the magical moments that make your wedding day truly unforgettable. Her photography style is fun, natural, and relaxed, perfect for couples who want their unique love story told with warmth and authenticity. From the excitement of your ceremony to the tender moments of your engagement shoot, Jenny’s goal is to preserve these memories beautifully through her expert lens.
Jenny understands that wedding photography is more than just taking pictures, it’s about capturing the emotions and connections that make your day special. If you’re looking for a photographer who approaches your celebration with creativity and care, Jenny offers a professional and heartfelt experience that ensures your story is told exactly as it unfolds.
What You Can Expect from Jenny’s Wedding Photography
Jenny’s approach focuses on capturing genuine, joy-filled moments that reflect your relationship and the spirit of your wedding day. She creates a relaxed environment where your story can unfold naturally, resulting in images that feel authentic and timeless.
- Storytelling Focus: Jenny highlights the love and connection between you and your partner, crafting a visual narrative that truly resonates.
- Emotional Moments: She captures the unique feelings and unforgettable moments that make your wedding day one-of-a-kind.
- Relaxed and Fun Atmosphere: By keeping things natural and easygoing, Jenny helps you feel comfortable, so your genuine interactions shine through in every shot.
Message from the team
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
I really loved Megan and Vicky’s wedding in Dalduff Farm. It was such a beautiful day. Crisp and wintery. Everything was so personal. They had a humanist celebrant, Susan, who was great. The farm had so many places for amazing photos.
Describe your style in 3 words
Fun, natural, relaxed.
What about your business are you most proud of?
I am most proud of being able to work with my partner. We get to see all of these amazing weddings and happy couples. It’s beautiful to see the love people have for each other. It’s really special being able to be a part of this amazing day and try and capture these moments in time allowing them to look back and have those happy memories over and over.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Pick people you like as suppliers and you would like to have with you on your wedding day.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
We did a wedding during lockdown and the groom’s dad couldn’t get to the wedding so zoomed in from Dubai.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
I like to zoom or meet for a chat first to see if we get on. Then we discuss what you are looking for. On the day I like to work quickly. I try to get to the venue about an hour before the ceremony to catch your guests as they arrive. I take a mix of formal portraits and reportage more natural shots. My partner aims to get detail shots of the venue and is excellent at the reportage images.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
One together.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Hugging a tree. Bride looking out one side and the groom out the other side. Both holding Canadian flags.
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Wellies and a brolly. Let's try to get some reflection shots using the puddles.
Describe how you got into photography.
I took classes in high school at the local college. I still remember the first time I developed a film and made a print in the dark room, it was like magic! From there my love of photography grew. When I lived in Canada my passion for photography grew and when I came back to Scotland I jumped straight in and photographed the Buzzcocks the day I got my first digital SLR, I got to go back stage and hang out with the band and I thought YES this is the career for me. I photographed so many bands for the next few years. I decided I wanted to know everything about photography so went onto study. First I went to College where I completed my HND. I then worked as a Make-Over photographer which was a wild ride! From there I went on to study my degree in Photography at University. I worked for BAFTA covering events and award ceremonies. I now take portraits of physicists (very niche) and love weddings and family portraits.