Best wedding photographers in Brisbane

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.

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 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.

Willidea run photography and video from one studio in Calamvale, on Brisbane's southside, so the stills and the film come from the same team and share a look. The style is candid and documentary rather than posed, with particular experience in Indian, Pakistani and Hindu celebrations.

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.

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.

Rosie and Mika are a mother-and-daughter photo and video duo, so booking them gets you two shooters who already know how the other works.

The pitch is aimed at couples who find cameras awkward: gentle guidance rather than posing instructions. Their full-day photo and video collection is published at $5,495.

Ebony photographs Brisbane weddings in a light, unfussy style alongside newborn, maternity and family work, which she has been shooting for more than eight years.

Worth knowing that weddings are one part of a broader practice rather than the whole of it. If you want a photographer who will also be there for the next chapter, that is a point in her favour.

Bec is a Cairns wedding photographer with more than eleven years of experience and a degree in Art and Design. She works across Cairns, Port Douglas and the Tablelands with a natural, posing-free style, keeping couple portraits short so you stay with your guests.

Kait is a Brisbane wedding photographer with a candid, journalistic style, aiming for photographs that are emotive, honest and true to each couple. Her work has been featured on Hello May, White Magazine and Nouba, and she photographs weddings across Australia and overseas.