Your wedding day is already a great story. Two people. Everyone who has ever shaped you, gathered in one room - probably for the first and last time. The relationships, the history, the feelings nobody has found the words for yet.

But let’s be honest about what the best weddings also are: a genuinely great night out. The band that makes the room. The champagne that never quite runs out. The guests who weren’t planning to dance, dancing. The naughty table doing exactly what the naughty table always does, three feet from the speeches, completely unrepentant.

I’m here for all of it. The quiet moment outside the door before everything begins, and the loud one at midnight when nobody wants it to end. The stillness and the chaos. The ceremony and the party.

My job is to watch the people - all of them, all day - catch what’s actually happening, and occasionally, when I can see something about to be extraordinary, lean over and say: try it this way instead.

The result is photographs that look like what it actually felt like to be there. The whole of it.