Behind Liam Bowler Weddings

Close-up selfie of a smiling man and woman outdoors on a cobblestone street with historic buildings and a clock tower in the background. The man has dark hair and a beard, wearing a checkered coat, and the woman has long blonde hair, wearing a dark brown coat, with her hand on the man's chest showing an engagement ring.

My journey into photography began unexpectedly. After recovering from two collapsed lungs as a teenager, I spent a lot of time at home and discovered an old family film camera. I started taking it with me on quiet walks, photographing people, everyday life and the moments of connection that often go unnoticed. Street photography quickly became a passion, and it naturally led me to documenting weddings.

Today, I'm drawn to celebrations centred around genuine emotion, meaningful connections and time spent with the people you love most. I take a calm, unobtrusive approach, allowing your day to unfold naturally while I quietly preserve the moments that make your story uniquely yours.

I'm also lucky enough to work alongside my fiancée, Emily, who is the Studio Manager at Liam Bowler Weddings. Together, we make sure your experience feels relaxed, personal and seamless from your very first enquiry through to the delivery of your photographs.

I create timeless, honest photographs for couples who value genuine moments over perfection.

A little bit about us

  • We're both creative souls and love art and poetry.

  • Liam never leaves home without his Leica film camera around his neck.

  • We love a Robin Williams film.

  • Edinburgh is our favourite city and its where we got engaged.

  • Emily is a wedding and events singer and photography runs in her family too.

  • We will always stop to say hello to a dog on a walk.

  • We're both into meditation, personal growth and trying to live life a little more mindfully.

  • We're relaxed, friendly people who genuinely care and we will probably shed a tear on your wedding day.

for those who want to remember how it felt.

for those who want to remember how it felt.