Tipperary Wedding Photographer

Yes. I photograph weddings throughout County Tipperary, including Cashel, Cahir, Clonmel, Thurles, Nenagh, Roscrea, Templemore, Carrick-on-Suir and the surrounding towns and countryside.

I'm based in Cork, with travel throughout Munster included in my wedding collections.

My current wedding collections start at €600 for intimate wedding coverage. My main full-day Memories collection is €1,450, with larger collections available if you'd like a handcrafted wedding album or parent albums.

Everything is laid out clearly on my wedding photography packages page, so you can see the current prices and what's included before you enquire.

Tipperary has a strong mix of country houses, historic properties, hotels and smaller venues, so there isn't one venue that's automatically "best" for everybody.

The useful question is what kind of wedding you actually want. Do you want everything happening in one place? Big grounds? Somewhere intimate? Somewhere that works particularly well if the Irish weather decides to join the guest list?

I've put the options together in my Tipperary wedding venues guide, including ideas for couples comparing different styles of venue.

Absolutely. Not every wedding needs 150 guests and a twelve-hour photography schedule.

I photograph intimate weddings and smaller celebrations as well as full wedding days. If you're planning something smaller, tell me what the day actually looks like and we'll work out the coverage that makes sense.

You can also explore my small wedding venues in Tipperary guide .

No. In fact, that's probably one of the most common things couples tell me.

You don't need to know how to pose. Most of the wedding is photographed naturally as it happens. When we need some direction for portraits, the bridal party or family photographs, I'll tell you what you need to know and keep things moving.

I'm not trying to make you look good at posing. I'm trying to make you forget you're doing it.

I don't want to steal a huge chunk of your wedding day just to create portraits.

I prefer shorter, focused sessions. We make the photographs worth making, then I get you back to your guests.

If something brilliant happens with the light later in the evening, we can disappear again for a few minutes rather than trying to create everything in one enormous session.

You get the photographs. You also get to be at your own wedding.

We work around it.

I'll use the venue, windows, doorways, covered areas and indoor light while the weather is bad. If we get ten dry minutes later, we can use them.

Cloud, wind and changing light can also produce photographs with far more atmosphere than a perfectly blue sky.

Rain changes the plan. It doesn't ruin the photographs.

It depends on the collection and the length of your wedding coverage.

My main full-day collections include 500+ professionally edited photographs, while shorter collections are designed around smaller celebrations and shorter coverage.

The aim isn't to hit an arbitrary number. It's to give you a complete story of the day without filling your gallery with hundreds of near-identical photographs.

I send sneak peeks very quickly, often the next day when I don't have another wedding immediately after yours.

Your complete wedding gallery is delivered within 4–6 weeks, often considerably sooner.

I'm not a fan of photographing your wedding and then vanishing into a cave for four months.

If you've got a popular Friday or Saturday, particularly during the busier wedding months, it's worth checking your date sooner rather than later.

But dates move around and gaps appear, so don't assume you're too late.

Send me your date. The worst I can tell you is I'm already booked.