"Played a massive part in making our day so special."
It's been a decade of love!
I still remember arriving at one of my first weddings with my camera, nervous, excited and having no idea that this would become such a huge part of my life.
More than a decade later, I've photographed hundreds of weddings and one thing has never changed: the photographs matter, but so does how you feel while we're making them.
By the time your wedding arrives, you won't be wondering what to do with your hands or worrying about the camera. We'll already know each other. I'll know what's important to you and you'll know you can trust me to take care of the photographs while you get on with having the best day.
Beautiful photographs. More time with the people you love.
That's what I want for you.
With love Roz xxx
You don't need to know how to pose
That's my job.
I'll direct you when you need me, whether that's finding the best light, sorting out where to put your hands or creating one of those photographs that makes you stop when you see it.
But I also know when to get out of the way.
I don't want your wedding day to become a photoshoot. I want you on the dance floor, talking to your guests, hugging your family and actually experiencing everything you've spent so long planning.
Some moments I'll create. Some moments I'll simply notice.
The result is beautiful, natural and editorial photography that still feels like you.
I photograph weddings across Scotland and beyond, wherever your story takes me.
If you're planning your own wedding and wondering where to start, I've put together a guide to choosing a wedding photographer in Scotland and the things I think really matter.
Trusted with moments that matter
Before focusing on weddings, I photographed major events and remarkable people across the UK. I was the only photographer invited into an exclusive closed session with Sir Billy Connolly for Parkinson’s UK, an experience that reflects the trust, sensitivity and discretion I bring to every story I photograph.
It's the same care I bring to every wedding, knowing when to offer direction, when to quietly observe and how to make people feel comfortable enough to be themselves.
