Alex tenters

A BIT ABOUT ME…


I am based in Kent with my partner Emily and our curly haired girl, Olivia. I have been shooting weddings for 10+ years now and the buzz never seems to fade. I am so happy to connect with people at weddings and love to meet new people, let’s face it, everyone is happy at weddings!

When I’m not shooting weddings, I love to make food for people, you’ll often find me in the garden testing out the latest pizza toppings. I am also a bit of a whizz with carpentry, golf and finding that perfect pint of Guinness. I reckon I’m pretty close…

Fun fact; I once got put to sleep by Derren Brown.

Your story, just how you pictured it.

The Prep

Whatever you are up to, sipping champagne with your mates, or getting teary eyed reading some cards, it’s all part of the day! I usually arrive around 2-3 hours before the ceremony, fuelled and raring to go. If you book a second shooter, you’ll also have groom prep covered, although I can sometimes cover both depending locations.

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bride and groom walking down the aisle

The Ceremony.

The ceremony for me is probably one of my favourite points of the day. You guys see each other for the first time, which is always a mega emotional moment! I am usually at the front tucked away, no flashes or loud clicks, so you can be present in the moment and marry your best friend! After being smothered in confetti, it’s time for some drinks!!!

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The Groups

Group shots should be a fun time, having a laugh with your closest friends and family, not the dreaded 100 line ups with every auntie and uncle. I usually suggest 10-15 group shots, and we can smash these out in no more than 15 minutes in a nice setting. I will usually leave these until 15 minutes before the dinner so you can relax and enjoy the time with your guests post ceremony uninterrupted.

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bride and groom in a field with sunset

you two

I know that capturing stunning couple portraits is important for most couples. I’ll pick quiet times during the day, to take you both to take some non-cringey photos, and a chance for you both to unwind for 5! Usually over two 5-10 minute windows, because let’s face it, the dance floor is calling!!!

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bride and groom on their guest shoulders

The Dancing

So it’s here, the d-floor! All day coverage means I am there for the whole thing, non obtrusive to get all those shoulder carries and fist pumps! After all, it doesn’t just end after the first dance! I will see you on there, mine’s a Guinness!

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