Forest Lace Photography

Forest Lace Photography is Georgia — a Dalserf-based wedding photographer who has spent the last ten years celebrating couples and telling their stories through calm, emotive imagery. Specialising in wedding photography, Georgia’s work is rooted in a love of the outdoors and a joy for capturing real moments: the quiet, the laughter, the imperceptible glances that make each wedding unique. Her style is an approachable blend of candid and posed. Georgia seeks out beautiful, natural spots during your day where you can have a moment together and simply breathe in the occasion. She offers gentle prompts to help couples relax and move, allowing authentic reactions to surface, while also crafting timeless portraits when a little direction will create the best images. The result is a cohesive collection of wedding photos that feel both natural and thoughtfully composed. Working with Georgia feels like inviting a trusted friend to your celebration. She aims to be part of the day in a helpful, unobtrusive way — laughing with you, offering support while you get ready, and helping the day flow smoothly so you can be present. That guest-like, reassuring presence means couples often find themselves forgetting the camera is there, which is exactly when the most honest images appear. Georgia’s connection to nature influences how she sees light, texture and place. Whether your wedding is an intimate elopement among trees, a countryside celebration, or a relaxed reception with family and friends, she looks for the small, beautiful details that tell your story. While wedding photography is her core focus, she also enjoys capturing engagement moments and family sessions when they complement a couple’s planning — always with the same relaxed, people-first approach. If you’re planning a wedding in Dalserf or nearby and want a wedding photographer who prioritises warmth, authenticity and the feeling of the day, Georgia at Forest Lace Photography is ready to get to know you. She loves learning each couple’s story and creating photographs that you’ll return to again and again — memories that feel like you the first time you see them.