21 talented photographers — from documentary storytellers to fine art masters.
21 photographers found in Edinburgh
Award-winning documentary wedding photographer specialising in natural, candid moments with a relaxed storytelling approach. Karol brings over 10 years of experience and a calm, professional presence, capturing everything from emotional vows to the energy of the dance floor. Every package includes complimentary drone photography and film-inspired edits alongside his signature bright, modern style.
Sylwia and Simon are a husband-and-wife photography and filmmaking team based in a studio in Edinburgh's historic Leith. Sylwia captures stills with an artist's eye while Simon brings a cinematic touch to their wedding films. They tell couples' stories in the most authentic and creative way possible, offering both editorial photography and artistic short films.
Run by Alysa, an American photographer based in Edinburgh, Wildling Weddings offers thoughtful, candid photography for couples who want their day to feel like them. Her approach is calm, supportive and rooted in storytelling, with a natural style that is a little adventurous. She specialises in elopements across Scotland's dramatic landscapes, including all-inclusive packages that handle every detail from celebrant to flowers.
An award-winning luxury destination wedding photographer based in Edinburgh, ranked in the Top 50 UK wedding photographers and published in Tatler, British Vogue and People Magazine. Ricky specialises in editorial documentary photography, capturing candid, unstaged moments with creative flair. He photographs weddings at iconic venues across Scotland, the UK and international destinations including Italy, Morocco and the United States.
A modern, creative Edinburgh-based photographer who blends documentary storytelling with editorial direction, shooting on both digital and 35mm and medium format analogue film. With over 450 weddings since 2009, Loraine brings deep experience and a distinctive film-forward aesthetic defined by texture, atmosphere and nostalgia. Named one of the Top 50 UK Wedding Photographers for 2026.
Founded by Ditte Solgaard Dunn and inspired by her Danish roots, First Light Photography offers timeless, elegant and refined wedding photography with a documentary and editorial approach. Ditte and her team capture relaxed, natural moments that stand the test of time, and are recommended suppliers at many of Edinburgh and Scotland's finest venues.
Lou is a vibrant Edinburgh-area photographer with over 150 weddings under her belt. Her approach is relaxed and documentary-led — no stiff poses, just colour, chaos and genuine connection. She blends into the day as a calm, friendly presence, capturing every real, unscripted moment.
A documentary wedding and elopement photographer based in Edinburgh, shooting in both digital and 35mm analogue film since 2012. With around 300 weddings documented, Anna's approach is rooted in storytelling — she lets the day unfold naturally, capturing candid portraits, real emotions and quiet moments with minimal interference. She covers Edinburgh, the Scottish mainland and all islands, the north of England, and destination weddings worldwide.
An Edinburgh-based wedding and elopement photographer with a soulful, relaxed documentary style, shooting on both digital and 35mm analogue film. Kate is passionate about creating galleries with real depth and atmosphere, blending candid storytelling with a warm, earthy aesthetic. Travel within Scotland is included in her packages — she explores venues across the country by camper van.
Lianne is an Edinburgh-based documentary photographer specialising in weddings and elopements across Scotland and the Highlands. Born and raised in Edinburgh, she went full-time in 2018 after graduating with a music degree and building her craft over six years. Her approach is relaxed and unposed — no stiff formals, just real joy, genuine emotion and intimate moments. She's particularly at home at alternative, laid-back weddings.
An editorial and documentary wedding photographer based in Edinburgh, capturing intimate weddings, elopements and couples shoots with a cinematic, romantic edge. Ryan sees weddings as emotional, artful stories and delivers hand-edited galleries — no AI processing. Featured on the Junebug Weddings best photographers hotlist, he works at venues across Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and worldwide, with a particular flair for dramatic Scottish landscapes and luxury city venues.
Dylan and Joanna Kitchener are among the most decorated wedding photographers in the world — named Europe's Best Wedding Photographer by Way Up North, included in Rangefinder Magazine's Top 30 Worldwide and Pro Photo's UK Top 50. Edinburgh-based with 15 years and 500+ weddings behind them, their cinematic fine-art style fuses documentary instinct with a painterly eye for light, and they're as at home at Borthwick Castle as they are in the wild of Glencoe.
Jonathon and Claire Fowler are an Edinburgh husband-and-wife duo with 700 weddings and multiple Scottish Wedding Awards to their name. Their style is cinematic and editorial without the artifice — vibrant, modern imagery that captures real moments rather than staged ones. They've shot at practically every major Edinburgh venue from Carlowrie Castle and Dundas Castle to the Signet Library and The Balmoral, and their reviews speak consistently to how relaxed couples feel in their company.
A Glasgow and Edinburgh-based team with 19 years of experience and 700 weddings behind them, Fotogenic of Scotland are among the most published wedding photographers in the country — their work has appeared in Vogue Brides, Condé Nast Traveller, Marie Claire and Elle. Michael, Alicja and their team shoot in a fine-art documentary style that is honest, light-filled and completely timeless, and they are the preferred photographers for several of Scotland's most prestigious venues.
Caro Weiss has spent 17 years photographing Scottish weddings with an editorial documentary approach rooted in her degree in Editorial Photography. Stylist Magazine named her a top 10 alternative wedding photographer, Brides picked her as one of the UK's best in 2017, and Love My Dress includes her among 15 exceptional British wedding photographers. She works in both analogue and digital to produce deeply soulful, unposed images that feel more like stills from a film than wedding photographs.
Based near Edinburgh with 14 years of experience, Eneka Stewart shoots in a natural documentary style built around unhurried observation and quiet storytelling. She has been named a Top 10 Photographer by Masters of Wedding Photography UK and nominated in Rangefinder Magazine's 30 Rising Stars, with work featured by This Is Reportage, Looks Like Film, Coco Wedding Venues and Rock My Wedding. She covers Edinburgh, the Highlands and across the UK mainland with no travel fees.
Based in Leith with 13 years of experience, Solen Collet shoots analogue and digital weddings for design-conscious couples who want images that feel genuinely lived-in rather than performed. Her editorial approach is film-influenced and detail-oriented, drawn as much from photojournalism and fine art as from wedding photography. Her studio also assists couples with styling and sourcing local suppliers for micro-weddings and intimate Edinburgh ceremonies.
An Edinburgh photographer with 12 years and 300+ weddings behind her, Julie Tinton's natural documentary style is built on one principle: no awkward posing. She blends into the day capturing genuine emotion and unscripted moments across a client list that reads like Edinburgh's greatest venue roll-call — Signet Library, Prestonfield House, Mansfield Traquair, Hopetoun House, Dundas Castle, Gleneagles and more. She also shoots elopements and intimate city ceremonies with the same relaxed, editorial eye.
A West Lothian-based photographer who has documented over 350 weddings in 12 years across Edinburgh, East Lothian, Fife, the Highlands and beyond, Claire Tennant shoots documentary-led, natural-light images with a warmth and candour that puts even the most camera-shy guests immediately at ease. Her portfolio spans Dundas Castle, Hopetoun House, Kirknewton Stables and Edinburgh City Chambers, and she brings the same relaxed, colourful approach to a grand estate wedding as she does to an intimate elopement.
Sam and Sequoia of Mirrorbox are a photography and videography partnership whose documentary-cinematic work sits at the quiet end of the spectrum — editorial and spontaneous rather than directed, with a visual intelligence that makes their combined photo-and-video packages feel like a genuinely unified story. Based in Scotland with coverage across Edinburgh, Glasgow, the Highlands and Islands, and with travel included within 100 miles of Edinburgh or Glasgow, they're a strong choice for couples who want stills and film treated as one.
Edinburgh-based Simon Hird shoots and films weddings in a hybrid approach that fuses documentary photography with short cinematic films — offering both as a unified package for couples who want a single trusted eye on their day. Across nearly 200 weddings he has refined a style that is honest and emotion-led rather than posed, working in both digital and 35mm film. He keeps his annual client load deliberately small to give each wedding sustained, personal attention.
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