Money off Bedford's James Polley Photography

James Polley Photography is currently offering 25 per cent off full-day weddings to celebrate the brighter evenings with summer just around the corner.

Couples will be able to capture all the important moments from getting ready with their nearest and dearest tothe first dance. To receive this offer, email the business and quote CWM2022 before the end of August 2022 – please note terms and conditions apply.

After falling in love with photography more than 16 years ago, owner James Polley has developed his skills to become the award-winning photographer he is today. James knows that no two weddings are the same, that's why he works with each client to capture their dream wedding and all the emotions on the day.

Check out: www.jamespolley-photography.co.uk

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