Wedding Photographer at the Square Tower in Old Portsmouth.

Today I attended the wedding of Claire and Simon at the Square Tower in Southsea, Old Portsmouth.

After the ceremony we captured a few group photos near the town walls, just along from the Square Tower www.squaretower.co.uk  The Square Tower is a great location for wedding photography and Steve Hender - the Manager and contact - is available via their website, or enquiries@squaretower.co.uk or 07519 505 785. Steve is really supportive and helpful to me. I also now have a link to the venue on my links page at www.martinlewis.biz and you can see a gallery of my work on his website too. If you visit the Square Tower you might also see my photos displayed on the walls in some locations too.

I simply use this blog to showcase a small sample of ALL of my on-going and full time photographic work. So you’ll see a lot more photos and work than words and thoughts on my blog. Hopefully, you’ll like what you see. Attached to my blog are just a few of my favourite photos from this day. The images were available for viewing for the couple, their family and friends very soon after the day.


I have a very busy summer this year, with bookings flooding in for key dates in summer 2019 and 20 too - but some availability exists for times in the coming Autumn and Winter, especially. If you are looking for an affordable service, yet high standard photography - please do get in touch to see if I am free and might be able to help you too. I can offer some good discounts to people who are still looking to book for this year, at the moment.

Please check out my website mid week 'special offers' too!

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding Photographer at Portsmouth Register Offices in Burnaby Road, Portsmouth

Today I was at Portsmouth Register Offices. I was doing the wedding photography for Shirley and Phil and it was a great day, with a small family group attending (around 30 people).

After a 11.30am ceremony and a few family shots on the stair case - we posed for some photos at various locations around the Register Offices before the couple headed off to Old Portsmouth and the HotWalls for some more photos and then onwards to the Still and West for an afternoon reception and meal.

The Portsmouth Register Offices is one of my favourite Register Offices to cover, as the space and gardens are fantastic and the staff are always helpful to me too.

All the images were available for viewing for Shirley and Phil and their families very quickly.

If YOU are getting married this year - Please do get in touch and see what late availability, or special offers I might have available for YOU!

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding photographer at HMS Warrior in Portsmouth

Today was a local wedding at HMS Warrior in the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth. I was doing the wedding photography for Alex and James.

The ceremony was great to photograph and was at 5.15pm on the Half Deck. We had a great day at this venue and we were very lucky to get great weather conditions - for some good opportunities for photos around the ship.

The website of HMS Warrior is here: www.hmswarrior.org and I always enjoy working with the staff here and particularly new colleagues Roxy and Hayley who now coordinate their events and weddings.

If you are holding a short (half day or maybe a few hours) wedding ceremony or special event - please do get in touch and check my availability and see what I may be able to offer YOU. There are still some key summer dates free for 2018 at the time of writing this text. Please do get in touch.

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.