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Hi, I'm Michael 👋
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Couples have described me as someone who goes above and beyond to capture the perfect photo whilst keeping things fun and relaxed. I'm more than just a photographer, I'm also an assistant and friend.
I am a Hampshire-based wedding photographer and calling my love for photography a “passion” would be understating it.
My photography style is candid photojournalism with as little impact on the day.
I’m naturally outgoing and enthusiastic, so I like to get stuck in with you and your guests and have a great time alongside you.
MJT Photography UK Pricing & Costs
£599 - £1,599
My Silver, Gold and Platinum packages cover all types of weddings and sizes.
Full day package
From
£1,599
A full-day wedding photography, engagement shoot, second photographer, iPad selfie station, 24-hour 'first look' turnaround, online gallery and printing service, and more.
What's included
Full Day
Engagement Shoot
Second Photographer
iPad Selfie Station
Password Protected Online Gallery
Photo Prints
Silver Package
From
£599
4-hour package for those looking for a photographer, but half the cost. Perfect for capturing the important parts of the day, such as the morning, ceremony, and a photo session/group photos.
Gold Package
From
£1,199
Full-day wedding photography. Photos are delivered on an online gallery with an online photo printing service included. Each photo is carefully selected, retouched and edited.
MJT Photography UK Details
Photography Style
Documentary
Modern
Natural
Products and Services
Digital Editing / Airbrushing
Second Shooter Available
Large Group Shots
Stay Through Speeches
Photo Printing
Pre-Wedding Venue Visit
Online Proofing
Personal Online Gallery
Flexible Hours on the Day
Stay Through Dancing
Pre-Wedding Consultation
Online Shop
Bridal Prep Shots
Photo Booth Available
Back-Up Equipment
Last-Minute Orders
MJT Photography UK Full Description
I am a Hampshire-based wedding photographer and calling my love for photography a “passion” would be understating it.
My photography style is candid photojournalism with as little impact on the day as possible - I want the day to be about you!
I’m naturally outgoing and enthusiastic, so I like to get stuck in with you and your guests and have a great time alongside you.
I'm more than just a photographer, I'm also your personal assistant for the day. I will help round people up for photos and keep the day flowing smoothly so that you can worry less about the logistics and focus more on spending quality time with your loved ones.
My mission is to gift you the experience of reliving your wedding again with your future children and grandchildren.
I’m here to help guide you through your big day while making things simple and stress-free.
Experience
Year Business Was Established
2014
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
2
FAQs
Find out a bit more from our FAQs
What is your most memorable wedding?
I worked with a couple whose wedding was split into two parts. Their ceremony was Covid-restricted in 2021 and their main celebration with friends and family was in the summer of 2022. I really got along well with the couple, the family, and the guests. At the end of the second celebration, the couple came up to me and told me how it felt like they had invited their best friend along instead of a photographer, which really touched me and I genuinely felt the same way. I put my camera away, stuck around for a couple more hours, and joined in with the fun! I couldn't resist on such an occasion, it was a genuinely pleasant experience to be a part of and it's days like this which is why I love my job!
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Candid photojournalism, modern and stylish, whilst relaxed and fun.
What about your business are you most proud of?
One thing couples say that differentiates me from other photographers, or one thing they said they've really enjoyed, is my use of verbal prompts. I fully understand that 99.9% of couples do not feel comfortable being in front of the camera. Sometimes it's not as simple as telling a couple to stand there and smile, as it can often still lead to awkward-looking photos. So I have devised a number of different verbal prompts which help relax my couples and draw out authentic, genuine smiles and emotions to bring out the joy in both the most introverted and most extroverted people. If you're with your partner right now, face them, close your eyes, and both lean in for a passionate kiss, but in super slow motion... It's ridiculous, silly, and guaranteed a laugh! This is just one of many of my prompts.
What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
From the moment you wake up on the morning of your wedding day, it will be non-stop talking, laughing and all-around organising to make sure everything is perfect. If you don't take a break, you will burn out long before the evening. I recommend taking 10 minutes to sneak off with your photographer after your ceremony. This is a perfect moment to socially detox and enjoy a couple of minutes with your newly-wed partner.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
My favourite personal touch that I've seen at weddings is where the couple incorporates things into the day which are meaningful to them. It doesn't have to be big or grand, but sometimes something as simple as replacing the table numbers with the names of countries that the couple has travelled to together goes a long way to making the day really special.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Once booked, me and my couples will sit down together, whether that be in-person or virtually, to go through the plan for their day. Off the back of that, we write up a photographer schedule so that the couple knows exactly where I will be at all times and I know what will be expected of me. This schedule will be based off the day plan and I often give my personal recommendations on how best to order certain moments throughout the wedding day so that things go as smoothly and stress-free and possible.
What is the No. 1 photo that you think every couple should take?
"Catch of the Day" is always a classic! It's where the groom's party pick up the Groom and holds him horizontally like a fish on a lads holiday. Always a funny photo that guarantees a laugh. Another great way to spice up any photo is to use haze or fog to create some really beautiful, bold, dynamic photos.
What is the most original photo you’ve been asked to take at a wedding?
Tiny hands! I was once asked to do an entire couple photo session where the bride and groom were wearing tiny hands on their fingers. We got some absolutely hilarious photos!
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Using flash and back-lit photography, you can capture some absolutely amazing photos in the rain. I always bring a couple of umbrellas, so if you're happy to stand in light rain for a couple of minutes, let's go out and capture some stunning photos!
Describe how you got into photography.
In 2012, my aunt asked me to take a couple of photos at her wedding, as she knew I had just bought a new camera which I was excited to use. I did and absolutely loved it, it was such a fulfilling experience for me. Sadly, she passed away at the beginning of 2022, so I look back now at my first experience in the wedding industry with different emotions, but I know deep down she would be proud to know that she was the one who kick-started my career! Teenager me was thrilled to make £50 from that job, but looking back now I realise how sweet of a deal my aunt and uncle got!!