MEET THE TEAM.

We are: Emma and Andrew!

We’ve been working together since 2014 on a wide range of projects. Wedding photography gradually took over, and in 2018 we formally branded as Ginger Weddings.

Emma handles the creative direction and the socials. She’s into vintage style, design, and details that add mood or texture. Andrew is on the technical side, the gear nerd, and the one who gets everyone comfortable (ZERO social anxiety lol).

What are we up to when we’re not shooting weddings? We’re traveling, seeing friends, trying new wine bars, hanging out with our Chihuahua (shoutout to Hillary Fluff), collecting inspiration from everywhere we can - and usually still taking photos!

Please don’t hesitate to reach out to say hi! :)

OUR STYLE

Our style is shaped by the things we naturally gravitate towards: architecture, film, cinema, street photography, design, travel and art in all of its forms! Today, we can confidently say that we’ve reached the client base of our dreams…like-minded people with an appreciation for the craft, creativity, and passion we pour into our work.

Our approach sits somewhere between editorial and documentary. While there are many aspects of documentary photography that we incorporate, our presence and ideas inevitably shape the photos. We read the room, taking mostly candids, but also posing and adding our touch when we feel inspired.

Wedding photography makes us feel fulfilled in more ways that one!

Being trusted to document one of the biggest days of someone’s life, all the while through our eyes and creative vision, is perhaps the most rewarding part. We’re so grateful that others appreciate and share the way we see the world, and that we can make a living doing so.

Weddings present a unique challenge - unlike a studio setting, they’re an uncontrolled environment. That means we’re constantly adapting, problem solving, and being thrown into new landscapes, lighting setups and family dynamics! This adds to the fun for us, and always keeps us interested and engaged.

WHY WEDDINGS?