OVERVIEW
Your wedding photos should be warm, honest, joy-filled, and full of the people and moments you love most. Trish Woodford Photography is especially suited to couples planning a smaller, intimate, ceremony-led celebration, whether it’s just the two of you or a relaxed gathering with your closest people.
Photographing weddings across Perth, Fremantle, the Swan Valley, and the Perth Hills, Trish focuses on the most meaningful parts of your day, including your ceremony, relaxed portraits, family photos, and natural moments shared with the people who matter most.
Her flexible, shorter coverage options are designed for couples who want beautiful, considered imagery without turning the day into one long photoshoot.
With over a decade of experience photographing weddings across Western Australia, Trish brings a calm, unobtrusive presence and gentle guidance when needed. Her style is natural, vibrant, and true to colour, with timeless editing that avoids heavy trends or filters.
Whether you feel awkward in front of the camera or simply want the experience to be easy, Trish creates space for genuine connection so your final gallery captures not just how your wedding looked, but how it felt.
About
Hi there...I'm Trish. Capturing life stories is what truly sparks joy for me. I snap heartfelt moments of love & laughter and craft them into beautiful galleries to leave for future generations. Images that are creative, timeless and authentic. With over a decade of experience and more than 200 weddings captured in Perth, Fremantle and the Swan Valley, I now specialise in smaller wedding photography coverage & elopements.
Trish Woodford
Photographer
Packages
3hrs Coverage
Perfect for couples who value simplicity and want to focus on the most meaningful parts of their day. This package captures the essence of your celebration with stunning images of your ceremony, family portraits, and bridal party moments. It’s all about documenting the heart of your day with care and artistry.
4hrs Coverage
Designed for couples who want to focus on the highlights of their day, this package offers just enough time to capture the essentials with a little extra flexibility. Whether it’s adding extended wedding party photos, documenting the ‘getting ready’ moments, or including your reception entrance, this package is ideal for those who want a streamlined yet meaningful collection of memories.
5hrs Coverage
This package is perfect for couples who want a more comprehensive story of their day captured. With 5 hours of coverage, you can include everything from the excitement of getting ready to the heartfelt ceremony, family portraits & couple/wedding party photos, and even the start of your reception. It’s ideal for couples who want a balance of key moments and a touch of the celebration, ensuring no detail is missed.
Your day, your way! I’m here to document the chapters that matter most to you.
Location
Service Area Perth, Fremantle, Swan Valley & Surrounding Areas
FAQ
Ideally between 1hr to 1hr 30mins for Bridal Party Creative Photos. If you have a larger bridal party and more than one location then absolutely 1hr 30min would be the minimum recommended time. It is surprising how much time can be lost with travel between locations. Another factor to consider is that if any part of the day has run behind (ceremony, family photos etc) then the bridal photos time is then cut short. My advice is to allocate the maximum amount of time possible so that this can be a relaxing, fun part of the wedding day rather than rushed. It also means more variety of photos as we get to explore the locations more…consider sticking to either one or two locations. The ideal time for these is golden hour which is the hour before sunset when the light is at it softest and prettiest.
Most definitely, it saddens me that this is even a question. Love is love…joy is joy, I love capturing it all. I totally welcome all celebrations of love and enquiries from LGBTQ+ clients.
Weddings are all about storytelling, lots of small moments making a collection of photographs that show how the day unfolds. One of the most important things I have to offer you as a wedding photographer is my 'eye' and how I see and anticipate heartfelt moments through the lens. I capture genuine emotion and authentic moments, together with crafting beautiful and creative portraits.
My style is light and airy with true to life colour tones that aren’t a current trend or that will date, combined with an occasional dramatic creative silhouette or flash lit portrait.
It is natural to be nervous about 'posing', so I give couples gentle directions, which are fun and result in gorgeous natural expressions (think walking together through a field holding hands, whispering in your partners ear). I capture alot of camera unaware images...so there are only a few times in your wedding photo's where I will put you in a specific pose.
You definitely have to love their style, first and foremost.
Your photographs are the visual memory of one of the most significant days of your life, so this will be one of the most important wedding planning decisions. Once you have found a couple of photographers whose work you love, make sure you meet up with them for a coffee/chai and a chat (or Zoom meeting). This will give you the opportunity to ask questions and get a feel for what they offer and how they work. By the end of the meeting you will know if this is someone you trust to capture your wedding story and what their personality is like (you have to spend a lot of time with them on the day, so this is important!). Look for a consistent editing style across there galleries, ensure they have backup equipment and check reviews from past clients.
Please don't make your choice based on pricing alone as this could leave you disappointed with the end result. Everyone has a budget, I can offer suggestions of how to best maximise your coverage for the amount of hours that fits within your budget.
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Trish Woodford Photography offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
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Should our bridal party be an even number?
Is it better to have even numbers for our photographs?
Trish Woodford Photography
Gone are the days of having to do things a certain way. Bridal parties can absolutely have uneven numbers and can also include ‘grooms ladies’, and ‘brides mates’. At the end of the day have the people you love most surrounding you on your wedding day!
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Most good wedding photographers have an incredibly creative eye, years of experience, a huge variety of professional lenses, backup camera’s (with dual card slots) and know how to (and when to) use their flash. They also know how to tell the overall wedding day story. If you are wanting night images and well lit first dance and reception images, they need to know how to work their flash system well Basically your photographer needs to be skilled and capable to adapt to any scenario and you need to be able to trust that they will beautifully capture your wedding story. Check their reviews, websites, instagram & facebook and any memberships (I am a member of the AIPP which means I have passed an accreditation process, maintain industry standards and continuing professional development).
Secondly, love their style……look at their whole online folio, there should be a lot of variety of weddings as well as images from various times and sections of the day. There should also be a consistency to their photography & editing style. Every photographer is different and would capture your day in a different way depending on their creative eye.
Be sure to meet up with photographers and make sure you actually like them (personality wise)….you have to spend a lot of time with them on the day. And lastly read through the packages to make sure you know what you are getting & read through the contract before signing - which should outline timeframe for delivery of images, booking fee policy, unexpected events (ie. if the photographer is unable to photograph your wedding due to illness or accident), dates for final payments, and other responsibilities of each party. Also the extent of editing (post processing and editing are two different things) and whether permission is given for images to be shared by the photographer on social media and websites and with other vendors.