Robert Hooper Photography

Robert Hooper is a specialist wedding photographer based in East Grinstead, offering modern, documentary wedding photography for couples across Sussex, Surrey, Kent and beyond. As a qualified, full‑time and award‑winning photographer (LSWPP qualified), Rob focuses on capturing the real moments — the laughter, the quiet glances and the spontaneous memories that make each wedding unique. His approach is informal and relaxed, favouring minimal posing and maximum creativity. Rather than directing every moment, Rob works unobtrusively to record the day as it unfolds so couples can enjoy their wedding without feeling photographed. That documentary style is balanced with beautifully composed portraits when you want them, producing an album of images that feel natural, emotional and timeless. What sets Robert Hooper Photography apart is the combination of professional assurance and personal care. Rob typically includes two experienced wedding photographers in many of his wedding packages, ensuring fuller coverage and more opportunity to capture those fleeting moments from different perspectives. High‑resolution digital files are provided at no extra charge, and the studio offers a wedding album design service for couples who want a handcrafted keepsake to relive the day for years to come. Working with Rob is collaborative and straightforward. He begins with a conversation to understand you, your plans and the moments you value most. Many couples opt for pre‑wedding or engagement sessions to build rapport and help everyone feel comfortable in front of the camera. On the day he stays attentive but discreet, stepping in to guide simple portraits but otherwise letting the story of your wedding speak for itself. If you want a wedding photographer who combines technical expertise, a gentle, friendly manner and a clear editorial eye, Robert Hooper Photography is positioned to deliver. Whether your day is intimate or grand, classic or contemporary, Rob aims to create professional wedding photos that reflect who you are and how you felt—images that will still move you many years from now.