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A couple at golden hour by the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London

London wedding photographer

The whole day,honestly told.

Relaxed, documentary wedding photography by John and Mirella, a family-run team of two. Everything that actually happens, hand-edited and with you within 21 days.

04hours£60006hours£1,00008hours£1,400

20% secures your date · John or Mirella replies, usually the same day

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google

You completely understood what I had envisioned and brought it to life even better than I imagined. The results are absolutely impeccable.

Prachi

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google

Seamlessly blended into the background, capturing every moment without being intrusive.

Jenna & Carla

The decision, plainly

Three collections. One decision.

Extra hours £150 · Second photographer £300
Same-day preview £30 · No hidden fees

The complete story

Prestige

£1,400

8 hours of coverage · 300+ hand-edited images

The day, coveredMorning to first dance
Pre-wedding shoot2 hours
Wedding album40 pages, 10×10 inch
Private galleryWithin 21 days
Print rightsEvery image

Album included free for a limited time, worth around £250. Rather skip the pre-wedding shoot? Swap it for the same hours on the day, 10 hours straight through.

For couples having the whole day, who want the album on the shelf rather than the files on a drive.

Check my date

The heart of the day

Essentials

£600

4 hours of coverage · 100+ hand-edited images

The day, coveredCeremony & afternoon
Pre-wedding shoot
Wedding album
Private galleryWithin 21 days
Print rightsEvery image

A proper wedding collection for a more compact day, when the ceremony and the celebrations around it are the part you most want kept.

Check my date

Not sure which fits your day? Send us your date and plans and we will tell you honestly, including when the smaller collection is the right call.

The day, hour by hour

What do four, six or eight hours actually look like?

An example day, not a script: every wedding runs differently. Each scene shows which collections usually cover it, so you can see exactly what the extra hours buy.

A bride and her mother together during morning preparations

01 / 06 · 08:00

Preparations

The quiet hours before anyone else arrives. Dresses on hangers, a mother fastening a necklace, the room slowly filling with people who love you. Almost nobody remembers this part clearly, which is exactly why it is worth photographing.

Usually Prestige

A couple kissing at the altar of a timber-framed ceremony barn

02 / 06 · 13:00

The ceremony

Vows, rings, the look on both your faces. We work from the edges with quiet lenses, so the only thing you notice is each other.

Every collection

Guests throwing confetti over a couple as they walk through

03 / 06 · 13:40

Confetti

Thirty seconds of complete chaos, and usually the loudest anyone cheers all day. Worth being ready for, and worth doing twice if the light is good.

Every collection

A large wedding group photographed under a tree in golden evening light

04 / 06 · 15:00

Family & friends

The group photographs you actually want, done properly and quickly, then the ones that happen on their own: cousins reunited, a grandparent holding court, everyone talking at once. We keep the formal list short so you get back to your own party.

Every collection

A couple holding each other in golden evening light beneath a tree

05 / 06 · 19:00

The two of you

Twenty minutes away from everyone, usually the only twenty minutes you get. It feels like a walk rather than a photoshoot, and it is where most couples find their favourite photograph of the day.

Signature & Prestige

A speech being given during a wedding reception as the couple listen

06 / 06 · 21:00

Speeches & the last dance

The best man losing his nerve, your father not quite getting through his, the whole room falling apart laughing. Then the lights drop and the floor fills. This is the half of the day a shorter booking never sees.

Speeches: Signature & Prestige · The dancing: Prestige

The part couples worry about

You don't need to know what to do in front of a camera.

Most couples tell us they are awkward in photographs. That is normal, and it is the whole point of how we work: for most of the day, nobody will ask you to do anything at all. We photograph what actually happens.

The family groups take about twenty minutes, with enough direction that nobody has to wonder where to stand. The couple portraits feel more like a short walk. Then you are back with your guests, and we go back to watching the day.

John Roberto, the photographer behind Evocation Photography

The person behind the camera

I'm John. I photograph the day as it happens rather than directing it, and Mirella keeps everything around it running: the emails, the timings, the details. Between the two of us, you always know exactly who you are talking to.

“John and Mirella were professional and able to accommodate all requests.” · Alvin & Renaud

Included with Prestige

Something that outlives the hard drive.

Forty pages, ten inches square, thick matte pages that lie flat when you open them. We design the sequence ourselves and send it to you before anything is printed, so the story runs the way you remember it rather than the way a template decided.

It is worth around £250 to buy and comes free with Prestige for a limited time.

The linen-bound spine and thick pages of a wedding album

The album itself

A wedding album lying open, its printed pages fanned

Forty pages, sequenced by us

Someone sitting with a wedding album open across their lap

Made to be held, not scrolled

Included with Signature and Prestige

A practice run, essentially.

An hour or two somewhere you like, months before the wedding. No dress, no schedule, no audience.

It exists because almost nobody is comfortable in front of a camera the first time, and the first time should not be your wedding morning. By the time the day comes round, being photographed by us is already familiar, and it shows in every frame.

Rather have the time on the day instead? Swap it: Signature becomes 7 hours of wedding coverage, Prestige becomes 10.

A groom twirling his bride, her dress and veil flaring, in a London park

If you are torn

Which collection is right for us?

Essentials

Choose Essentials if the ceremony and the celebrations you most want photographed sit comfortably inside a four-hour window. It is a complete collection, not a cut-down one.

Signature

Choose Signature if you want the ceremony, the portraits, the reception and the speeches told properly, without needing the very start and very end of the day.

Prestige

Choose Prestige if you want the day followed from the quiet of the morning through to the dance floor, with the album on the shelf at the end of it.

Still torn? Send your date and rough plans with the form below and we will tell you honestly which collection actually fits, including when the smaller one is enough.

Before you ask

The questions we get most.

Check your date

Are we free on your date?

Send your date and venue and we will tell you straight away whether we are free. Your message lands with John or Mirella, nobody else, and you will usually hear back the same day. No hard sell, ever.

An approximate date is fine if your venue is not confirmed yet.

Prefer to talk?

Book a quick call

johnroberto@evocationphotography.com

07770 489922

Having a short registry office ceremony instead? We cover those too.

Where we work

London first, and wherever the day takes us.

Town halls, churches, hotels, gardens and pubs across the capital, and the rest of the UK with travel confirmed upfront. If you are marrying somewhere we know well, our Chelsea Old Town Hall guide and recent weddings at Battersea Park and Highley Manor show how a day unfolds. Marrying soon? We keep a page for last-minute weddings too. And if you are still comparing photographers, our honest guide to what wedding photography costs in London is the place to start.