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Oxford Wedding PHOTOGRAPHER

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Editorial storytelling in the heart of Oxford

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Welcome to Wychwood Weddings – where timeless wedding photography meets the romantic backdrop of Oxford’s historic charm. Based locally, I specialise in editorial-style documentary wedding photography that captures your day with authenticity, elegance, and ease.


From the cobbled streets of the city centre to the dreaming spires and golden-hour strolls along the River Thames, Oxford offers some of the most iconic wedding settings in the UK – and I’ve photographed love stories in all of them. Whether you're planning a ceremony at the Bodleian Library, a reception at Oxford Town Hall, or an intimate celebration in a private college garden, I know how to make the most of Oxford’s light, architecture, and atmosphere.


With years of experience as a wedding photographer in Oxford, I blend into the background to document real moments as they unfold – natural, unposed, and beautifully observed. Think modern editorial portraits, layered storytelling, and genuine emotion – all with the timeless feel of fine art.

 

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“Photography is the story I fail to put into words.”

 

 

 

Destin Sparks

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Wedding Photography in Oxfordshire and Beyond
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Although Oxford is home, I regularly photograph weddings across the Cotswolds, Buckinghamshire, and the surrounding countryside. But there’s something about Oxford – the history, the light, the hidden corners – that makes it an unbeatable setting for couples who want both classic and contemporary imagery.

If you’re planning your wedding in Oxford and looking for a photographer who’ll capture more than just how it looked – but how it felt – I’d love to hear from you.

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