Meet local photographer Emily Tyler Photography

A group of bridesmaids wearing dresses
Credit: Emily Tyler Photography

Emily Tyler Photography is a local photographer living in Suffolk. "I fill my days with the simple, beautiful parts of life and take time to notice the lights and shadows that dance themselves through daily life," says Emily. "I live with my musician husband and our two little humans, who all enjoy travel as much as I. I adore rummaging around vintage stores, candlelit dinners with friends, and dancing in the kitchen to vinyl records; myself and Rich bonded over a love of Bowie. I’m happiest when I can feel the sun on my skin; it’ll be no surprise I adore photographing in warmer climates.

"Photography has long been a part of my daily life. I adore shooting film and digital and understanding the delicate artistry that goes into both. A box of very well-loved Polaroid photographs can be found on a shelf above my desk – unless it’s out, as it often is, for me to rummage through our memories and keep adding to. There’s nothing better than the feeling of looking back through old photographs and noticing all the little details in those memories; it’s why I love helping you preserve yours too.

"People and connection are so integral to the way I shoot – I adore the ‘big deal’ stuff like the vows, but equally, I love nothing more than capturing the proud looks and nervous hand squeezes, best friends belly laughing together, the clinking of glasses and all the little bits of human connection you might not have noticed - it’s the best.

"We are luxury wedding photographers specialising in photojournalistic imagery, telling the stories of weddings and luxury gatherings, frame by frame – there’s no awkward posing here! We also offer timeless, feel-good photographs for wonderful families and documentary photography for joyous events.

"Between us, over 15 years we have developed a unique photographic style that combines documentary photojournalism and striking portraits, seeking out the moments in which the overwhelming joy of love is present in its many forms. In doing so, our couples can relive their day in natural, playful wedding photos for all their years to come. We take influence from many places – music, travel, fashion and art - into our work.

"All our wedding and family clients are as unique as their celebrations. Our images capture the narrative of your wedding, always considering the partnership between a couple, their loved ones, the location, and their celebration; crafting an intimate and honest portrait of their happiest days.

"Our approach to our clients is simply about connection and trust. It is always an honour to be present for every wedding, celebration, gathering or family we photograph. The most important thing to us is to work unobtrusively and respectfully with you and your loved ones, ensuring that we document each moment, focusing on the natural flow as the day unfolds. Whether this is as part of an exquisite wedding or the beautiful everyday life of your family, our approach is the same. We want your experience of being photographed simple. You want timeless photographs to remember all the big-deal moments but all the tiny moments of human connection, like the nervous hand squeezes and clinking of glasses too. If this sounds like you, then we’ll be the perfect match."

To find out more, visit www.emilytylerphotography.com

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