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Here at YHBW HQ, we’ve caught up with Georgina Bedford at Buckhurst Photography to discover more about the talented company. Here’s what Georgina has to say…

When did you start photographing weddings? 
I have been photographing weddings for around three years and have only recently decided to take it up professionally. Previously, I have focused on portrait photography but have found a new passion for capturing weddings. I started the company during the Covid lockdowns to live life to the fullest and fulfill my passion for photography – I haven’t looked back since. 

What do you offer nearlyweds?
I offer an array of wedding packages, from the Bronze Package starting at £400 right the way up to the Platinum Package costing £1,400. 

What’s your photography style? I prefer capturing natural shots over posed images, as I love capturing moments as they happen. The key for me is making couples feel comfortable and relaxed in front of the camera so they can enjoy the day.

What’s your favourite part of the job?
My favourite part of the job is using my creative ideas to capture images that will encapsulate a feeling, moment or emotion for my clients. I also love the editing process and seeing the images transform into the final piece I envisaged. 

Discover more about the company: www.buckhurstphotography.co.uk

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