“Nick was incredible with all of our guests, but particularly with the kids. I don’t know how he did it, but he captured some beautiful moments with our daughter, who normally hides away from the camera!”

Beth & Dom

Hi, I’m Nick.

(Sorry, my name isn’t Huckleberry)

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How I like to work

I am full-time professional photographer. During the week I work in advertising and editorial, and at weekends, it’s weddings. My commercial work hugely influences the way I shoot weddings — my main goal when photographing your wedding is telling the story. Above all else, I am a story-teller.

I have a style, in both the look of my photographs and the way that I shoot.
The way I shoot is immersive. I get in the thick of it, go unnoticed at times, and make friends and make memories at others.
I’m on assignment and the best stuff happens on the inside.
However, it is YOUR day and, by golly, I can follow a brief.
You need to get some formal family pics for the grandparents? No problem.
You want me to stay out of way? Say no more.

What I will deliver to you is a cinematic, nostalgic and visually-striking set of images, that coherently tell the story of your day. Big headline moments, small details, unseen interactions, most importantly — ALL THE FEELINGS.

Hi, I’m Nick.

I’m a photographer, a husband, and a father of two kids (girl 4, boy 7). I don’t drink tea or coffee but I do drink Diet Coke a lot. Too much! It’s a problem. I can’t sit still, I love making things and I’m told I’m a nightmare on holiday.

I’ve been photographing weddings since I was 16, so that’s over 20 years now. I got paid £60 for my first wedding, a friend from my photography class was photographing his sister’s wedding, but he wanted to be in some of the photos too, so they hired me.

I like to keep my commercial photography work separate from my wedding photography, that’s why I came up with the name Huckleberry. It seemed literary and kind of whimsical. You can see my commercial work at www.nickwarner.co.uk, if you’re interested!

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What does it cost?


The most important part of story-telling and documentary-making is BEING THERE to get the shot.
For that reason I only offer full day coverage, not half days and not ceremony-only.

My wedding photography starts at £1800 for 8 hours of coverage, with longer days available at an extra cost.
My most popular package is 10 hours of coverage for £2200.
This is usually enough time to take you from wedding prep in the morning right through to the first dance and the party.

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A man is giving a speech at an outdoor wedding reception, smiling at a young woman who is laughing and looking up at him, surrounded by seated guests.
A bride in a white wedding dress and a groom in a dark suit sit together during a wedding ceremony inside an industrial-style venue with exposed brick walls and stained glass windows. The bride holds a colorful bouquet of flowers, and both are looking slightly to the side.
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My wedding photography always comes with...

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High-resolution, license-free photographs transferred to you within 14 days of your wedding.

(Print them on a billboard if you want!)

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A complimentary set of 6x4 photographic prints in a presentation box, sent in the post.

(because you know you’ll never get round to printing them yourself!)

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A password-protected, private online gallery of your photographs hosted for 12 months.

(Perfect for sharing the photos with everyone on your guest list!)

Get in touch!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I was based in London for over 10 years so I shot, and still shoot a lot of weddings there.

    I’ve since moved back to my home county of Norfolk and so I love shooting in Norfolk and Suffolk, a really beautiful part of the country for weddings.

    Of course, I love shooting destination weddings and I always have a great time in the South of France or Tuscany.

    If you treat me nice I’ll go anywhere you like. My dream destinations for a wedding job? Probably rural Canada or some sort of Island Paradise!

  • I take a 20% deposit up front in order to secure your booking. If you cancel or postpone your wedding, this is non-refundable, but I will always try to accommodate date changes where possible.

    I will then send you an invoice for the remaining 80% balance soon after you wedding.

  • I always aim to transfer your high-resolution, edited photographs and to upload your online gallery within 10 days of your wedding.

    In peak season this might end up being more like 15 days.

    If you are really really keen I can send you 10 top selects the day after your wedding. These are great for social posts or a ‘thanks for coming’ email

  • I’m pretty passionate about this one.

    A lot of wedding photographers, particularly those who shoot in pairs, will deliver you 800 or 1000 photographs.

    If you really want bang-for-your-buck maybe that’s the way to go.

    I will shoot 2000–3000 pictures on your wedding day and and I will deliver between 300 and 500 to you.

    Editing and curating the image selection is the hardest part of the job and my goal is always to deliver to you a perfectly paced set of pictures that capture the magic of your day.

    If you can’t sit down and go through your entire wedding album in one sitting, without getting bored, then I haven’t done my job!

  • I have made a few wedding films that I’m really proud of. If you love my style, but have already booked a photographer, I will happily come and make you a wedding video. I am perfectly equipped with gimbals and drones. Email me for more information about wedding videography.

    I also work with a very talented film maker if you want me to photograph your wedding and you would like help finding a videographer

  • I mostly shoot on my own, but I have two very trusted second-shooters that I can bring along at additional cost.

    This is usually only necessary if you have a very large wedding venue or if you want prep shots of both the bride and groom at the same time.

    My second shooter cost depends on the length and location of the day, but roughly speaking it will cost you about £100 per hour that the second shooter is required.

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Huckleberry Wedding Photography on Instagram

Tim & Lindsey's spectacular wedding at Hartsfield Manor . @timsalmon @mrs.l.salmon @hartsfield_manor
A few favourites from Tom and Corinne's Brixton bonanza. . @corinnecook91 @tomcook88 @100barrington
The lovely Olivia, in a French village, in Laure De Sagazan . @olivecp @lauredesagazan
The wonderful Sam and Ally at Hampton Court House . @hch.events
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