Roll & Stop Photography Shop

I’m Ryan — the face behind Roll & Stop Photography Shop — and I specialise in wedding photography across Liverpool and the UK. Since 2016 I’ve built a practice around emotional intelligence, calm creativity and a photojournalistic eye. As a dad, I place feeling and meaning at the heart of every image: those small, unscripted moments that hold the real story of your day. Why choose me? My work blends classic and modern editorial tones with candid, documentary-led coverage. I’m not here to interrupt or direct your day with loud instructions. I listen, I watch, and I step in gently when an opportunity presents itself. That person-first approach lets me capture authentic reactions — the stolen glances, the bursts of laughter and the quiet exchanges that often become the images couples cherish most. How I work with couples: we start with a conversation so I can understand who you are and what matters to you. Pre-wedding shoots are available if you want to build confidence in front of the camera and deepen our connection, but there’s no pressure — many couples are happy to meet and plan without one. On the day I move through your schedule with calm, considered timing, photographing preparations, ceremony, portraits and the reception with a focus on storytelling rather than pose lists. Every booking includes a next-day teaser so you can relive a moment almost immediately, and your full gallery is personally culled, edited and delivered to a private online gallery. I photograph weddings at Liverpool venues and beyond — from the waterfront charm of the Titanic Hotel to country houses and barns across the northwest. I also travel for destination weddings and collaborate with trusted partners when couples want photography and film together (photo & film options are available via our partners). My promise is simple: professional, thoughtful coverage that feels natural and timeless. If you want calm, creative wedding photos that tell the true story of your day — captured by someone who cares as much about the people as the pictures — let’s talk.