Wedding and Portrait Photographer in Somerset and the South West
I’m Emily Fairweather – a BAFTA-winning photographer with a love of storytelling, natural emotions, and beautiful moments.
I am an incurable romantic, and I adore weddings. With a background in documentary filmmaking, I’m used to telling stories through imagery, and I would love to tell yours.
Working across Somerset, Bristol, Taunton, Devon and the South West, I am also happy to travel further afield. I specialise in natural, relaxed wedding photography, family photo shoots and school photography. My approach is unobtrusive, heartfelt and honest. I let the moments unfold and capture them just as they are — full of emotion, love, and connection.
Covering the UK and Europe
Wedding Photographer of the Year
2019 BIPP SW
Award-Winning Wedding Photography
Your wedding day will be filled with a thousand little moments — the ones you’ll want to remember forever. My reportage style of wedding photography means I blend quietly into the background, watching and waiting for the real magic to happen.
Relaxed Family Photoshoots
Family photoshoots should never feel forced. Whether we meet in the beautiful Somerset countryside, in your garden, or at your home, my sessions are relaxed, playful and designed to capture real moments full of laughter and love. My family photoshoots cover Bristol, Taunton, Somerset or wherever you live.
Natural School Photography
My school photographs are refreshingly different from traditional school portraits. I specialise in natural, playful school portraits and class shots set in the grounds of the schools, giving parents a chance to see their children enjoying their school environment. I photograph for schools in Bristol, Taunton, Somerset and London and am always happy to travel.
Photography in Somerset, Devon, and Beyond
I’m based in Somerset, and I regularly photograph weddings and families across Bristol, Taunton, Exeter, Devon and the wider South West. I’m always happy to travel further afield, wherever your story takes you, I’d love to be there to capture it.