Evie and Kit’s wedding at the family home in Wiltshire was colourful, personal and completely their own. A garden ceremony led by Evie’s dad, huge amounts of confetti, a beautiful marquee, relaxed portraits, friends everywhere and the Queer cxntry band that packed the dance floor. A proper Wiltshire wedding with loads of personality and just the right amount of madness.

Emma and Paul’s wedding was all about celebrating. After an intimate ceremony at Salisbury Registry Office, they headed to Hamptworth Golf Club for confetti, family, a BBQ and one of the busiest dance floors I’ve photographed — helped considerably by a brilliant saxophonist.

Morgen and Matthew wanted to spend their wedding with their guests, not disappear for hours of photographs. Their relaxed Wellington Barn wedding had a beautiful Bishops Cannings church ceremony, confetti, rain, cigars, golden-hour portraits and one very lively dance floor.

A beautifully relaxed wedding at Syrencot where Katie and Scott spent the day exactly as they wanted—with family, friends and plenty of laughter. From emotional moments with Katie's dad to a lively dance floor, every part of the day was captured naturally through documentary wedding photography.

A beautiful family farm wedding near Marlborough filled with sunshine, BBQ, rounders, tug of war, a golf buggy adventure and a packed dance floor. Lou and James proved that the best weddings are simply about bringing everyone together for an unforgettable celebration.

Natural wedding photography at St John's Church, Gastard and The Burj at Harp & Crown near Corsham in Wiltshire. Mikita and Jack enjoyed a relaxed summer wedding with confetti outside the church, garden speeches, fun family photos and an unforgettable Indian wedding breakfast, all captured in a natural documentary style by David Scammell Photography.

Chloe and Lewis celebrated a beautifully relaxed wedding at Blandford Corn Exchange before heading to The Old Powerhouse for afternoon tea, pizza and an ice cream van. A perfect example that simple weddings, surrounded by the people you love, create the most unforgettable memories.

A beautifully emotional Wellington Barn wedding with Louise and Gordon. From a tearful first look with Dad and heartfelt vows to indoor confetti, laughter-filled speeches and dramatic post-rain portraits, this Wiltshire wedding proved that great weddings are about people, not the weather.

Emma and Tom celebrated their Pewsey wedding with a beautiful church ceremony before returning to their family's working farm for a relaxed countryside reception. From a tractor exit and a converted lambing shed to a ploughman's lunch, spit-roast barbecue and live band, the day was full of genuine moments and stunning Pewsey Vale views, photographed in a natural documentary style.

A relaxed Wiltshire wedding at Guyers House in Corsham with Kaila and Alex, featuring an emotional church blessing at St Bartholomew’s Church, an RAF sword arch, military traditions and guests travelling from America to celebrate. Documentary wedding photography capturing natural moments, beautiful overcast light, relaxed group photos and an unforgettable evening celebration with live music.

Relaxed Ashley Wood Farm wedding photography in Wiltshire with Hannah and Jordan’s music-filled celebration. Kilts, live musicians, dogs, ceilidh dancing, incredible Italian food and joyful documentary moments captured naturally throughout the day by Wiltshire wedding photographer David Scammell at one of Wiltshire’s most unique countryside wedding venues.

A relaxed and laughter filled wedding at Grittleton House with Harriet and Tom. From emotional moments in the church to a brilliant confetti walk and natural portraits on the move, this was documentary wedding photography focused on real moments, candid storytelling and enjoying the day naturally.

Documentary wedding photography with James and Emily at the Manor Estate and St Mary's church in Shrewton. Local wedding photography for local people.

A beautifully documented wedding at Grittleton House with Ellie and Issac, filled with natural, documentary-style storytelling. From quiet, emotional moments to joyful celebrations, every detail is captured as it unfolds. Set against the stunning backdrop of Grittleton House, this day reflects genuine connection, laughter, and love in its most authentic form. A timeless story told through honest, unobtrusive wedding photography.

If you’re planning a Pear Tree wedding and want something that feels relaxed and natural, Ashleigh and Luke’s day is a good example of how it can all come together. Starting with a church ceremony before heading to The Pear Tree, with a quiet coffee stop in between, their wedding was all about taking things at their own pace and letting the day unfold.

“Documentary wedding photography at St John’s Place Church in Wiltshire capturing Emma & Ben’s relaxed, joyful celebration in a stunning historic setting. From calm bridal preparations, moving family moments walking down the aisle, to the confetti-filled exit and spontaneous candid laughter, every image tells a real story. Discover natural, timeless wedding photography designed to reflect your true day.”