Photography by Nadina Bee

Based in Godalming at the Surrey–Hampshire border, I’m Nadina Bee — a specialist wedding photographer who loves alternative celebrations, handfastings and unscripted days. My work centres on honest, documentary wedding photography: I’m here to capture the small, joyful moments you don’t want to miss, the rituals that matter to you, and the wild, messy fun of the party. Why choose me? Because I understand the ceremonies and rituals that matter to alternative couples. As a pagan myself, I already know what to look for during handfastings and pagan vows, so you won’t waste precious time explaining every detail on the day. That means fewer missed moments and more meaningful images that reflect the real story of your wedding. My approach is simple: No fakery, just fun. I shoot in a relaxed, unobtrusive way so you and your guests can stay present and enjoy the day. Group photos and couple portraits are done quickly and with warmth — no stiff poses or fake smiles — then I slip back into the background to document candid exchanges, laughter, and all the lovingly planned details. I’m also committed to doing wedding photography that honours the planet. My practice is genuinely eco-friendly: fully digital workflows, rechargeable batteries, and mindful choices about travel and kit. If you want beautiful professional wedding photos without unnecessary waste, that’s part of what I bring to your day. Working with me is collaborative and calm. I’ll listen to what matters most to you, advise on simple timings to get those must-have shots without killing the party, and be flexible on the day if plans change. I travel across the UK and EU for weddings and elopements — my base in Godalming makes me an easy local choice for Surrey couples, while dual nationality and experience overseas mean I’m comfortable shooting abroad too. If you want a wedding photographer who understands alternative paths, celebrates nature, and captures your day with warmth, humour and care, let’s have a chat. I love hearing about unique ceremonies and how you want your story told — bright blessings, Nadina.