Tom Daniels Photography

You don't take photos, you're given them — and that's at the heart of Tom Daniels Photography. Based in Egham, Tom is a wedding specialist with over 15 years of experience creating authentic, natural and candid imagery that tells the honest story of your day. His approach is documentary-led: unobtrusive, observant and always searching for the small moments that hold real meaning. Why choose Tom? His background in film and media shaped a storyteller's eye for composition and narrative. Rather than staging scenes, he documents what happens — the nerves in the prep room, the quiet glance before the vows, the spontaneity of the dancefloor. Couples often say they barely noticed him on the day; when they see their gallery they find moments that feel true, not posed. That relaxed, reportage style is what defines his wedding work. How Tom works with couples is simple and considered. He starts by listening: a face-to-face consultation helps align expectations, discuss timings and review examples so you know exactly what to expect. On the wedding day he blends into the background, moving through the day with focus and sensitivity — "from prep to party" — capturing the flow of events without interrupting them. Post-shoot, images are carefully edited to enhance mood while keeping retouching minimal and natural. Tom also offers portrait work as a core service—ideal for engagement sessions, couple portraits or refined bridal imagery that complements your wedding gallery. For clients who want broader media support, he can provide additional services such as event photography, short-form videography, aerial/drone shots and business imagery as secondary options to enrich your coverage (available on request). If you want a wedding photographer in Egham who prioritises authenticity, calm professionalism and creative storytelling, Tom Daniels offers flexible packages and a collaborative approach. He aims to make you feel comfortable in front of the camera and deliver wedding photos that you’ll actually want to look back on — the real, unscripted moments that become your memories.