Documentary wedding photographers in St Albans

St Albans days sit in Hertfordshire, with coverage that also runs to Buckinghamshire and London. The two photographers we have written up here stay with the day. They do not pull you out of it to make a picture.

Some couples type wedding photojournalist into a search. Same idea: the day, not a set of poses. The names on this page say it in their own words. The lines below are already on their directory pages. Nothing here is a review we invented.

What they say about the day

Rachael is based in Croxley Green and photographs as As You Are Photography. She covers St Albans, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, London and further.

If you’d rather spend your wedding day enjoying yourselves than posing for photos, you’re in the right place!

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Less about the perfect photo. More about the people in it.

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Nothing staged or redone for the camera!

James Marson is based in St Albans and photographs Hertfordshire as James Marson Photography.

I am a Documentary Style Wedding photographer creating candid, natural images in an unobtrusive style

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90% Of my Wedding photography is documentary, sneaky candids and unposed moments. The day as its actually happens

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10% Are gently directed posed images

This is a short curated list. Not every documentary photographer in St Albans. Not a booking marketplace. We only write a page when we have looked at their work and can say something true. We do not take a fee for naming them. The people on this list have not endorsed Polajoy, and we do not book through this site.

Polajoy is a guest camera that sits next to a hired photographer. Guests join with an account, shoot a 30-shot roll, and have ten seconds to Accept or Void each frame. The set stays sealed until the reveal you chose. After that, the shop is there if you want paper. Nothing auto-ships. If you already have a photographer, keep them.