Two Grooms: Celebrating Gay Wedding Photography

A wedding between two grooms creates its own distinct visual language — one that celebrates male partnership, shared style, and the full weight of commitment between two men. Photographed thoughtfully, a two-groom wedding can produce some of the most powerful, emotionally resonant images in wedding photography.

The Visual World of Two-Groom Weddings

When both partners wear suits, there's a visual consistency to work with — and wonderful opportunity for contrast and coordination. Matching suits, complementary fabrics, different colours for distinction — two grooms dressed for their wedding stand side by side as a cohesive visual unit in a way that creates striking photographs.

The emotional register of male partnership is sometimes different to photograph — men are often socialised to suppress emotional display — but what I find is that same-sex male couples frequently allow themselves extraordinary vulnerability and tenderness with each other that creates deeply moving images.

Moments I Look For

• Suit details: Ties, cufflinks, lapel pins, pocket squares, matching or contrasting shoes — a detail story that has its own distinct aesthetic
• Groomsmen preparations: The male preparation space — suits being adjusted, ties being knotted, conversations around the groom — has an energy and intimacy worth capturing
• Ceremony reactions: The moment one groom sees the other. Both watching rather than one waiting. The vow exchange between two men
• Natural interaction: The way the couple actually stand, touch, joke with each other — authentic posing rather than anything formulaic

Fully LGBTQ+ Affirming

Every couple I work with receives the same depth of care, creativity, and commitment. Your love story deserves to be told as beautifully and fully as any other. I'm honoured to work with LGBTQ+ couples and approach every such wedding with enthusiasm and respect.