Micro Wedding Photography in Nottinghamshire

Say “I do” with a micro wedding photography package

As a Nottingham-based wedding photographer specialising in intimate celebrations, I offer tailored micro wedding photography collections perfect for couples planning smaller, more personal ceremonies. Whether you’re getting married Nottingham Council Offices, Bridgford Hall or any of our city’s beautiful intimate venues, I’ll capture your special moments with a natural, unobtrusive approach.

bride and groom kissing in church photographed by last minute wedding photographer covering Leicestershire
bride and groom portrait in doorway of the Cosy Club in Nottingham captured by micro wedding photographer Alison Edwards

What is Micro Wedding Photography?

Micro weddings are intimate celebrations with typically fewer than 30 guests, offering couples a perfectly tailored alternative to traditional all-day events. These smaller gatherings allow for a more personalised experience that truly reflects the couple’s vision.

I’ve had the pleasure of capturing these special moments, including a memorable celebration with just five guests in attendance proving that the magic of a wedding isn’t measured by its size but by those present.

bride and groom sitting on lounger captured by Nottingham photographer offering micro wedding photography
bride and groom portrait under archway of trees in Derbyshire

Micro Wedding Photography Package

£550 Weekends* (Monday to Thursday £500)

The fee includes:-

  • up to 2 hours of photography coverage in Nottinghamshire (travelling expenses may be incurred for locations further afield).
  • Additional hours £150 p/hr
  • USB of digital images.  Printable files are individually edited in my personal style.
  • Licence to print and share your images with family and friends.
  • Online password-protected gallery to share with friends.
  • Pre-wedding consultation to discuss your wedding plans.

* Note: Bookings for the Weekend Micro Package are to be booked no earlier than 6 months in advance.

What will a 2-hour wedding photography package cover?

Below is a guide as to how 2 hours of photography coverage works if you are having a civil ceremony in Nottingham.

  • Arrival at the venue 30 minutes prior to the ceremony to capture you and your guests.
  • 30-minute ceremony.
  • 1 hour of photos at the venue following your ceremony.   With a smaller number of guests, this is usually plenty of time for couple portraits, family photos and/or candid photography of wedding guests.

You can of course add additional hours to this should you wish to. You tell me what you would like covering and I will work with you so your day is photographed just the way you would like it.

bride and groom smiling at each other at the alter Hambleton Hall micro wedding photography
bride groom and vicar laughing during wedding ceremony in Nottingham
bride's veiling blowing off at Nottingham wedding
young boy and groom looking at the bride during wedding ceremony
groom and bride sharing a smile in the wedding ceremony
bride and father emotional moment before the ceremony
bride and groom walking with dogs on wedding day
bride and groom leaving bridgfor hall wedding captured by micro wedding photographer Alison Edwards

5 Reasons why micro wedding photography could be for you

Micro wedding photography is suitable for many couples and whilst there are no set criteria as to who books shorter wedding photography coverage, it may work for you if you are:

  • only looking for a few hours of wedding photography coverage rather than all day;
  • having a low-key wedding with fewer than 30 guests in attendance;
  • eloping; A micro wedding photography package will focus closely on the couple with a collection of personalised photos.
  • want professional, high-quality photos without the full-day price tag. My micro wedding collection delivers the same high quality as full-day coverage, just with a more focused collection of images. or
  • booking a last-minute wedding photographer.

Choosing your wedding photography coverage

The beauty of modern weddings is that there’s no “one size fits all” approach.

All-day coverage captures the fuller narrative – the quiet morning moments, ceremony emotions, guest interactions, and evening festivities and it’s often the in-between moments which produce the most candid photos. Whereas micro wedding photography coverage focuses on the key moments of your ceremony and portraits.

guests throwing on  confetti bride and groom on summer's day photographed by Nottingham micro wedding photographer Alison Edwards

Explore some of the micro weddings I have photographed in Nottingham and across the East Midlands below:

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I’d love to hear from you!

If you feel that my natural wedding style would be a good fit for your celebrations, I’d love to hear from you. I have photographed at a large selection of East Midlands wedding venues as well as across the UK.

Please contact me, letting me know your wedding date and location and I will get back to you as soon as possible.