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Tell me what you’re planning.

The date, the place and the kind of day you have in mind. I’ll tell you straight if I’m free, answer whatever you’re wondering and point you to the obvious next step.

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A newly married couple dancing at The Normans while their guests cheer
Why I work quickly.You’ve got a whole day planned — people, noise and questionable dancing. I’ll borrow you for a few relaxed portraits, then hand you straight back to it.
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What happens next

Simple from here.

No hoops, no mysterious brochure and no compulsory Zoom call.

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I check the date

I’ll reply with availability, prices and honest answers to anything you’ve asked.

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We talk if useful

Email is absolutely fine. If a coffee or video call would help, we can do that too.

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You make the call

If it feels right, the booking fee and plain-English contract secure the date. No hard sell.

Bridesmaids reacting as they see the bride for the first time

“Phil was fantastic from start to finish, really friendly and approachable throughout the booking process, then made us both feel so comfortable on our wedding day with his warmth and humour.”

Carly — Thwaite Mills
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Before you press send

A few things worth knowing.

Pricing is already public

No handing over your email address just to find out what I charge.

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You won’t be pushed onto a call

Some people love a chat. Some would rather keep everything on email. Both are fine.

I travel

Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, the rest of the UK and further afield. Tell me where.

Ready when you are

Send the form. I’ll take it from there.

I’ll get back to you within 24 hours — usually much sooner.

Tell me about it
Doncaster born and bred. Photographing relaxed weddings across Yorkshire, the Midlands, the UK, and further afield.
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4 Crow Lane, Ollerton, NG22 9DL

Phil@yorkshireportraits.co.uk

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