candid
/ˈkandɪd/
adjective
  1. 1. Truthful and straightforward.
  2. 2. Of a photograph of a person, taken informally, especially without the subject's knowledge.
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Three young girls dressed in white dresses and bows sitting on a park bench in an urban setting, with apartment buildings in the background.
Above all, my remit as a candid wedding photographer is to allow you to enjoy your wedding day.
– Kevin Mullins
— The Wedding Journal

Nearly two decades of candid moments.

Candid wedding photography means photographing the day as it actually happens with no direction, no posing, and nothing staged.

Since 2008, Kevin has photographed around 800 weddings in this way, from small, intimate gatherings to large, multi-day celebrations throughout the UK and beyond.

On this page is a record of some of that work: individual stories & moments from weddings dating back to around 2008. Use the search to find something specific (like a venue), or simply browse.

800+ Weddings
Photographed
2008 When It
Started
100+ Stories In The
Archive
UK Based In Malmesbury,
Wiltshire

Every moment is unrepeatable.

Recently added.

— A Wedding Photofilm —

One day, told from start to finish.

This short Wedding Photofilm shows what candid wedding photography looks like as a complete narrative

Photographs sequenced and set to music. Every couple receives a photofilm as part of their booking.

— The complete archive

Over 100 posts covering venues, moments, and individual photographs from weddings throughout the UK, going back to 2008.

Use the search to find a specific venue, location, or name.

— ENQUIRE

Ready to talk about your wedding?

Kevin Mullins photographs a select few documentary weddings each year, throughout the UK.

If you would like to see more of the work or get in touch about your date, both are straightforward.

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