A bride and groom holding hands on a lakeside path at sunset, Canberra.

Mayflower Moments photography

Some light only shows up once.
I wait for it.

Trevor May, Canberra

A wedding day moves fast. My job is to slow down the parts worth keeping — the walk to the ceremony, the joke that lands badly during speeches, the five minutes after everyone stops posing. Documentary-first, with portraits worked in around whatever the light is doing that evening.

I shoot one wedding at a time, so the day gets my full attention rather than a slot in a roster.

A day with me includes

  • Full-day coverage, from getting-ready to the first dance
  • A second shooter, if your day calls for one
  • An online gallery, ready within six weeks
  • Fine-art prints and albums, made to order
Trevor's camera on a tripod, framing a misty wetland at sunrise.

Six-thirty in the morning, checking exposure before the fog burns off.

The best light rarely arrives on schedule — so I get there early and wait for it.

Tell me about your day

Send through your date and a little detail, and I'll get back to you within a couple of days to talk through availability.