About

Hi, I am Adamantia

Your wedding day hype woman, honorary bridesmaid and soon to be favourite third wheel. I love love. Properly, hopelessly obsessed with it.

Adamantia, camera in hand

I spent years on the other side of the lens, working in fashion and modelling, organising styled shoots and learning how powerful it can be to co-create beautiful imagery. Then one day, a friend asked me to bring my camera to her wedding. That was it. I was home.

There is nothing more meaningful to me than capturing love. Real, raw, joy-filled love. I’ve been in long-term relationships for over a decade myself, so I understand how precious connection is. Being trusted to document it?
It’s the privilege of a lifetime.

My work blends romantic storytelling with an editorial edge. Honest, emotive, and always deeply personal. I gently guide my couples when needed, but never force a moment. The goal is for you to feel fully present, grounded in the experience, and completely at ease.

When you look back at your wedding photos, I want you to feel seen.

Not just how you looked, but how it felt. The way your person smiled at you when no one was watching. The hands you held. The nerves just before you walk down the aisle. The joy that spilled over when it was finally real.

That’s the kind of photography I believe in, images that hold space for who you are, and how your love moves.

If that sounds like your kind of story, I’d love to hear more about it.

A decade

On the other side of the camera, before it turned round

Two homes

Greece and Scotland, and the light in both

48 hours

Until your first photographs land

The best photograph of your day is almost never the one anybody was posing for.

A few of my favourites

Pinned up, no order

A bride turning, veil catching the air
Alice and Martin on an Edinburgh street
A bride with the Edinburgh skyline, on film
Rhona and Cameron under the veil at golden hour
Confetti over the couple
Maud and Felix in the confetti

On the day

I am not the photographer who claps to get your attention. I will be off to one side, watching for the thing that happens just before the thing everybody is looking at. Your grandmother during the vows. Your best friend checking you are alright. Those are the frames you will still be going back to in thirty years.

Adamantia photographing, camera raised
Adamantia

Things I believe in

  • 01Long lunches
  • 02First looks
  • 03Dogs at weddings
  • 04Dinner starting late
  • 05Crying at the speeches
  • 06When everyone forgets there is a camera
  • 07Dancing until your feet hurt
  • 08A little bit of chaos
A bride with the Edinburgh skyline, on film
A bride turning, veil catching the air

If this sounds like your kind of person, we should talk.