Weddings & Elopements
From small courthouse mornings to full-day celebrations, told as one continuous story.
- Planning call and timeline advice
- Coverage from preparations to first dance
- Hand-edited online gallery
Quiet, honest photographs of weddings, people and places, made slowly and in good light.
A small edit from recent commissions: vows under open sky, portraits by the window, and places at the edge of the day.
Coda Grove is a small studio built around one idea: people look most like themselves when nobody is directing every second. I work quietly, mostly in natural light, and give moments room to happen.
Whether it's a wedding day, a family portrait or a place that matters to you, the aim is the same. I want you to have pictures that still feel true years from now.
Every commission is shaped around your plans. These are the three most common starting points.
From small courthouse mornings to full-day celebrations, told as one continuous story.
Relaxed portraits for individuals, couples and families, at home or somewhere outdoors that means something to you.
Atmospheric imagery of spaces, landscapes and makers for small brands, guesthouses and publications.
Send a short enquiry with your date and a few words about what you have in mind.
We talk through timing, light and locations so the day feels easy.
A calm, unhurried shoot. Mostly you just enjoy it, and I watch for the moments.
A hand-edited private gallery, ready to download, share and print.
If your question isn't here, just ask in the enquiry form.
Yes. Travel is welcome for weddings, elopements and editorial work. Tell me where you're headed and I'll include it in your proposal.
A handful of preview images arrive shortly after the session. The full hand-edited gallery follows once editing is complete, and I'll give you a clear timeframe when we book.
Of course. Your gallery includes personal-use rights to print, frame and share. Commercial use for editorial clients is agreed in writing up front.
Most people do. Sessions start slowly, with simple prompts rather than stiff poses, and the camera soon fades into the background.
Share a few details and I'll reply personally with availability and a tailored proposal.