Confetti is one of my absolute favourite parts of a wedding day and after photographing many (many!) confetti throws, I’ve learned exactly what makes the difference between a polite sprinkle and those incredible, floating-confetti, big-smile images couples love. If you’re wondering how to get the best confetti photos, here are I share my top tips!

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Alice & Dan’s beautiful wedding in rural Lincolnshire, with a local church ceremony followed by marquee reception on Alice’s family farm. A picture perfect couple, with such warmth and connection. I had such a great day running around (quite literally at times..) with these two.

A glimpse into Lydia & George’s beautiful late August wedding – from a flower-filled village church ceremony to a relaxed marquee reception at Lydia’s family home, complete with golden hour portraits and a packed dancefloor.

The one where the wedding florist gets married… Kirsty, owner of Fall into Flowers, married Jack in their local church in Hertfordshire, followed by a beautiful flower filled marquee reception at their family home. Kirsty was the first ‘real bride’ to wear a Josephine Scott London dress, with a stunning floral print – it couldn’t have been more perfect!