Equipment
recommendations

My number one lens, I shoot 80% of the day with this lens at weddings! I could probably shoot an entire wedding just with this lens. Now the lens itself is really amazing quality, sharp, fast to focus and bright. It's not cheap but affordable compared to some other 50mm lenses.

I initially bought this lens to go travelling and get some wide angle landscape shots but now I use it on my second body at weddings for about half the day (the other half I use my 85mm for candids and speeches). It's super handy to fit a whole room/building if in a tight space and I use it for wide shots with the couple when I want to give a sense of scale. It's sharp, fast to focus and super small and light!

My go to for candids and speeches! The bokeh on this is amazing and it's super sharp and quick to focus. It's fairly big and a little on the heavy side but that's to be expected for an 85mm lens.

This is a great tool to grab some behind the scenes videos on your phone! It attaches onto the hot shoe mount and allows you to mount your phone either vertically or horizontally. 

I used to have one of the smaller Godox flashes and got frustrated at how slow it was to recycle in between flashes. So I switched to the V1 and I'm SO glad I did, it's so fast and so powerful, plus it has a 'model light' which is kinda like a continuous LED light and comes in handy in some situations

These are my favourite SD cards, they're fast enough, fairly cheap, often on offer and do the job.

Little trick of the trade for those who don't want to fork out £1000 for a macro lens... Macro extension tubes on your existing lenses do the trick! There's no loss of quality as it's a tube, no glass or anything in the way, they're super easy to use and can reduce the minimum focusing distance of your lenses until you can pretty much see the fibres on a piece of clothing. And they're super cheap!