The old stone stable with its weathered timber door.

Who’ll be at your wedding.

Two photographers, Juno and Ash, working from an old stable behind a rye bakery in Stirling.

We both started out shooting food and interiors for magazines. That’s where we learned to stay out of the way in other people’s kitchens and living rooms, and to care about how pictures sit together on a page.

In 2015 a friend asked us to photograph her wedding. We opened the studio the next year, named after the building: it was an ostler’s stable, and the bakery out front still makes rye.

Most couples talk to us about a year out. The steps below take about that long.

A three-tier white cake piped with beads and topped with cherries.

From your enquiry to your album

  1. Enquire

    Tell us your date. We reply within two business days.

  2. Talk

    A thirty-minute video call, recorded so you can share it with anyone who couldn’t make it.

  3. Book

    A 30% retainer holds the date.

  4. Plan

    Six weeks out, we send a short questionnaire about family photographs, timings and anyone we should look out for.

  5. Wedding day

    Two of us, or one for The Ceremony.

  6. Previews

    Forty photographs within three days.

  7. Full set

    Everything else within six weeks.

  8. Album

    We send a layout, you ask for changes, the album arrives about ten weeks later.

Hands holding a medium-format film camera, a hillside on its viewing screen.
The camera that shoots the film roll at every Feature wedding.

What we don’t do

We don’t take more than one wedding a weekend, and we don’t send a photographer you haven’t met.

Spring and summer Saturdays book about a year out.

Send us your date and we’ll tell you within two business days whether we’re free.

Check your date