Top 4 Creative Bedfordshire Wedding Portrait Photographers for 2024
Page Updated: January 31st, 2024
Wouldn’t you just love to hire a top creative Bedfordshire wedding photographer to create artistic portraits on your big day? The Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association is here to help! Wedding photojournalists are, first and foremost, photographers — creative artists, in other words. In the AG contests, WPJA members exhibit their skills at digitally enhanced Bedfordshire couple portraits.
Four Artistic Guild contests for Bedfordshire wedding portraits are held annually, entered and judged separately from the regular WPJA competitions of moments. After each creative photo contest, we add another collection of award-winning portraits to our member profile galleries.
Want to have a top Bedfordshire creative wedding photographer take some unique and artistic portraits? In a portrait (for these purposes), the photographer has staged the couple, the bridal party, or other participants or groups — such as family, friends, or children — on the day of the wedding. One distinguishing feature of portraits is that the subjects are aware of the camera and are maintaining their positions for the sake of the photograph.
Andy Sidders, a UK-based wedding photographer with 10 years of experience, specializes in creatively capturing romance at weddings. His diverse style celebrates unique wedding aesthetics through artistic visuals.
Paresh Tailor, an Asian wedding photographer, specializes in creative fine art wedding portraits, capturing couples in beautiful and serene locations with a focus on creativity and individuality.
Tori Deslauriers, a wedding photographer for a decade, specializes in creating artistic details and fun couple portraits. With a passion for photography passed down from her mother, she continually hones her craft to deliver the best.
Erica Hawkins is an artistic wedding photographer based in England. With a degree in media production and experience in the art publishing world, she brings a unique perspective to her work. Erica enjoys experimenting with creative shots in garden settings and is particularly drawn to soft lighting. Working with dusk lighting is another favorite of hers.
WPJA contest judges have been recognized by their industry peers, winning top awards as staff picture editors, staff photojournalists, and newsroom mentors while working for these and other leading publications and journalism organizations.
