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Many couples tell me they want spontaneous wedding photographs. They do not want to spend the entire day posing. They want to recognise themselves in their gallery, rather than feel as though they were performing for the camera. They imagine movement, laughter, natural expressions and photographs that appear to have happened effortlessly. But the word spontaneous can mean several different things. Sometimes, a couple is asking for genuine documentary photographs: moments that

When couples visit a wedding venue, they usually look at its appearance, capacity, and practical possibilities. Can all the guests fit inside? Does the venue suit the atmosphere we have in mind? Is there enough room for dinner, the reception, and the dance floor? These are important questions. Yet the venue’s maximum capacity only tells part of the story. On paper, a room may be suitable for one hundred people, while in reality it may be so crowded that guests can barely move