Some things only happen once. They deserve a witness, not a director.
For couples who'd rather live the day than perform it.
Wedding Photography
I photograph weddings with a documentary eye: I don't direct the day, I watch it. The focus is on real moments, genuine connections and the atmosphere of the day.
Engagement Photography
A relaxed session before the wedding: time to get comfortable in front of the camera. Honest, lasting images in places that mean something to you, without the awkwardness.
Family & Portrait Photography
Family photography isn't about staged smiles, it's about real moments. I let things happen and watch quietly.
What couples say
01“The photographs are exquisite, candid, emotive and rich and truly capture the personalities of everyone at the wedding. We've been through it twice already and we're readying ourselves for a third go!”
02“From first speaking with Istvan, we were struck by his genuine love and passion for photography. His photos of our Wedding Day captured every moment beautifully and show his sensibility and artistry.”
03“Istvan these are gorgeous photos, we love them! They capture the atmosphere of the day so beautifully, we couldn't be happier.”
From the blog
All postsJanuary 2024
The Best Wedding Photography Trends for 2024, Explained
Documentary style, unplugged ceremonies, and day-after shoots are the trends worth knowing in 2024, and here is why each one matters for your wedding album.
April 2023
Top 2023 Wedding Trends for Scottish Brides and Grooms
Intimate celebrations, sustainable choices, and personalised styling are the standout 2023 wedding trends Scottish couples embraced and why each one still resonates.
December 2022
Signet Library Wedding - a multicultural celebration
Claire and Ekow’s October wedding at the Signet Library blended Scottish and Ghanaian traditions into a multicultural celebration full of warmth, colour and personal meaning.
December 2022
French-Scottish Wedding at Dunglass Estate, East Lothian
Anais and Aubin brought French flair to Dunglass Estate, with vintage lace, blue tartan kilts, Scottish thistles, and children holding signs as the bride walked in.