Best wedding photographers in Brisbane

More than 350 weddings over seven years, and a Google rating built from over 240 reviews, which is the largest body of feedback of any photographer in this guide. The style is candid and cinematic rather than posed, and the blog runs real wedding features at named venues instead of generic advice.

A Brisbane photo and video team working since 2014, and one of the few names that appears on more than one venue's invitation-only preferred supplier list. If you want stills and film from a single crew on the day, this is the shortest route to it.

A Paddington studio shooting fine art and editorial weddings on both photo and film, with a journal going back to 2017 that documents real weddings at Brisbane venues. The archive alone tells you what a full gallery from them actually looks like.

Over 700 weddings photographed, with an award record and press features behind it. His Latest Weddings blog runs proper case studies at venues like Hillstone St Lucia, so you can see complete days rather than a highlights reel.

A family-run husband and wife studio covering both photography and video, with ABIA Gold recognition. Their blog writes up real weddings with the venue and the rest of the supplier team credited, which makes it genuinely useful while you are still building a shortlist.

Candid, documentary coverage with unusually deep Brisbane venue knowledge: more than forty venue-specific pages covering Brisbane City Hall, Howard Smith Wharves, Victoria Park, Customs House and the Registry Office. Handy if you have the venue booked and want someone who has already shot it.

A Brisbane photo and film team working since 2016, covering weddings across Queensland with a natural, cinematic finish. Booking stills and film together keeps one crew across the day and usually costs less than engaging two.

A husband and wife team with more than 600 weddings across seventeen years, covering Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Maleny. They publish venue-specific guides alongside the blog, and appear on Maleny Manor's recommended list.

Documentary photography with an unusual extra: alongside digital, Ash shoots 35mm film and Super 8 wedding films. Her blog features real Brisbane weddings at Gabbinbar, The Calile and Morningside School of Arts.

A Brisbane photo and video team describing their approach as romantic documentary with an editorial finish, working across south east Queensland. Their Love Stories section carries the real weddings rather than a portfolio of highlights.