Wychwood Weddings is Oxford photographer Keith Marrison. He grew up in the city, started out as a street photographer, and has been photographing weddings since 2016, from Oxford college halls to barns, marquees and castles across the Cotswolds.

His approach is documentary-led, with a little direction when it is useful. For most of the day he stays out of the way and photographs what actually happens: the nerves in the morning, the speeches, the dancing, and the in-between bits that are usually the photographs people end up caring about. When a family group or a few portraits need organising, he organises them quickly and gets out of the way again.

Every wedding is shot on digital and 35mm film. The film is not an add-on; it is woven through the day as standard. In Keith's words: 35mm film for the romance, digital for the documentary truth of it all.

Keith works on his own at most weddings. At bigger ones his wife, Sara, joins him as second photographer, so both sides of the morning and the busier parts of the day are covered.

Couples tend to mention the same things afterwards: that he was calm, that their guests barely noticed him, and that they did not spend the day posing.

The Documentary Collection is £2,200 for ten hours, with extra hours at £235. For couples who want the whole day on film, The Analogue Wedding starts at £3,200. Keith covers Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds, out to Bath and Bristol, down into Wiltshire, up into Warwickshire and east to London.