David Hayward

All of them so far. Every wedding is special because they are so different.

Discreet, capturing the moment, understanding the day, attention to detail, with experience.

Being creative, being out there, being part of a great day.

Have Fun, and research your photographers don't go with fancy words on a website

The Look, the touch, that gives meaning to the day

Every couple are different so there is no typical process. The only time I spend with the couple is at the pre wedding meeting to understand them and there day, listening to them gong through their plans with talking ideas.

What I think doesn't matter, it's what the couple want. The photo that sums up the day is a shot of them looking into each other's eyes when they don't know the camera is pointing at them. The moment that is easily missed.

I've not been asked, but I tend to come up with ideas based on the wedding theme if any.

Go with it, have some umbrellas, leave the rest to me.

Always had a camera, studied photography at school, didn't go well was a little too slow with the theory, became a competitive cyclists for 20 years. Had a very bad motorcycle accident which ended my cycling, I was told I wouldn't walk properly again. I bought a camera with the insurance money and went out photographing events. Walking fine now. 4 years ago the day job ended, to create an income I'm continuing to photograph people, events and weddings, building my photography business as I go along, It's what I should of done years ago.