3 Best Photographers in Wolverhampton

“Ray Ashmore Photography is a wedding photography studio in Wolverhampton. Ray is the owner of Ray Ashmore Photography. Ray is a full-time professional wedding and family portrait photographer. He specialises in capturing memories from colourful and creative weddings to outdoor family portraiture. He uses the latest digital cameras and lenses on the market with full backup equipment. Ray is very friendly with his clients. He captures candid, memorable moments that depict a truly fantastic story. Ray captures timeless and relaxed wedding photographs in Dudley, Walsall, Telford, and Birmingham. He covers events all over the UK and destination weddings.”

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“Alex Styles Photography is a professional photography studio in Wolverhampton, UK. Alex Styles is the owner and professional photographer who specialises in a variety of photographic styles. He takes 2 million photos with with over 300 happy clients. His studio set-up is both vibrant and stylish, putting customers at ease immediately. He has worked for a range of high-end customers all over the UK. He uses the very best photographic equipment to deliver excellent results and bring your photoshoot to life. Alex has already built up an impressive customer base, working with top names in business and a portfolio of celebrity photos. He has a fantastic studio space which is the perfect environment to accommodate all your photographic needs.”

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“Nick Brightman Photography is a wedding and family photography studio in Wolverhampton. Nick is the owner of Nick Brightman Photography. He aims to capture your day's emotions in an unposed storytelling style. He captures your wedding day's excitement, joy, and emotion. Nick has a unique, vivid, and artistic way of capturing life memories. He captures the beauty of the special day truthfully by using natural light and the best backdrops. He photographed over 200+ weddings. He also offers documentary wedding photography and fab photos. Nick has photographed weddings in Birmingham, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Shropshire, Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Devon, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire, and even in Rutland.”

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