Laura Crouchley Photography

Laura Crouchley Photography Natural, relaxed, creative wedding and family photography not missing a beat. Bristol, the South Wes A Devon girl living in Bristol.

Specialising in Weddings and Family Photography. Friendly and relaxed, specialising in natural light photography on location or in the home. http://instagram.com/lauracrouchleyphoto

Happy Anniversary, Kirsty & Joshua šŸ¤One of the things I love most about Bristol weddings is how the city becomes part of...
26/07/2026

Happy Anniversary, Kirsty & Joshua šŸ¤

One of the things I love most about Bristol weddings is how the city becomes part of the celebration.

After their ceremony in the Lantern Room at Bristol Registry Office, we wandered down medieval Broad Street and through St Nick’s Market. Along the way they were congratulated by friends, complete strangers and even another couple who’d tied the knot there themselves.

We ended the day aboard The 6 O’Clock Gin floating bar on Welsh Back, soaking up the atmosphere before the celebrations began.

A day full of lovely little moments that couldn’t have been planned.

Happy anniversary, you two. ā¤ļø


Confession: my social media presence is pretty terrible... šŸ˜…I’ve had some lovely enquiries come through recently (thank ...
08/07/2026

Confession: my social media presence is pretty terrible... šŸ˜…

I’ve had some lovely enquiries come through recently (thank you ā¤ļø), which has been such a nice reminder that people are still finding me despite my somewhat neglected social media accounts!

One thing I’ve noticed more and more over the last few years is that many couples, families and newborn clients understandably prefer to keep their images private rather than shared online. I completely respect that (and would probably make the same choice myself), but it does make it harder to share recent work and keep my feeds updated.

Sometimes social media can create the impression that if you’re not posting regularly, you’re not working. The reality is often very different. Sometimes there simply isn’t content to share, and sometimes the moments you’re trusted to capture are meant to stay personal.

So if I’m a little quiet on here, that’s probably why.

Has anyone else noticed a shift towards being more private online in recent years?

09/04/2026

No awkward posing. No pressure. Just real moments ✨

The long weekend might be over, but I’m really looking forward to everything this season has in store 🌿Weddings, newborn...
07/04/2026

The long weekend might be over, but I’m really looking forward to everything this season has in store 🌿

Weddings, newborns, families or branding sessions, my approach is always the same: no awkward posing, no pressure, just real moments. The laughter, the connection, and all the little in-between bits that make it feel like you.

If this feels like your kind of thing and you’re thinking about photos this year, feel free to drop me a message, I’d love to chat.


ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøAnother lovely Google review šŸ™ŒThank you, Caroline & Neil šŸ¤Caroline & Neil truly did it their way. Walking down...
12/02/2026

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Another lovely Google review šŸ™Œ

Thank you, Caroline & Neil šŸ¤

Caroline & Neil truly did it their way. Walking down the aisle together, filling the ceremony with a heartfelt sing-along of Danny Boy, music played by friends and family, and even guests tuning into a live hurling match, effortlessly them.

Laid-back, meaningful, and full of charm. A wedding to remember šŸ’«

When two become one šŸŽ¶ 
Hannah and Matt with another bride and groom passing by in St Nick’s Market šŸ¤ā€ØI’d love to tag the...
12/01/2026

When two become one šŸŽ¶ 
Hannah and Matt with another bride and groom passing by in St Nick’s Market šŸ¤ā€ØI’d love to tag them both if I could.
One of my favourites from last year. The unexpected joy of the city.
January is a month of catching up, tying loose ends, resting, and being kind to myself, easing gently into the year ahead.
If you’re planning a wedding and want photos that feel real, honest, and alive, I’d love to connect.

Merry Christmas šŸŽ„Some festive cuteness with baby Lyla, Charlotte & Jack šŸ¤Hope you’re full, cosy, and enjoying the in-bet...
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas šŸŽ„
Some festive cuteness with baby Lyla, Charlotte & Jack šŸ¤
Hope you’re full, cosy, and enjoying the in-between. See you the flip side šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Day Twenty FouršŸŽ„ā€Ø    THRIVEShe didn’t just catch the bouquet, she owned the moment šŸ’For me, thrive means showing up, sti...
24/12/2025

Day Twenty FouršŸŽ„ā€Ø
THRIVE

She didn’t just catch the bouquet, she owned the moment šŸ’

For me, thrive means showing up, sticking with things, and finding joy in the process, not just the big milestones.

This is still one of my favourite photos, from Max & Caroline’s wedding back in 2017, and it still makes me smile.

Big thanks to for the calendar challenge. It pushed me, and I’m proud of the continuity and persistence (even with the late-night posting).
That’s 24/24 done šŸ„³ā€ØWishing everyone a very Merry Christmas šŸŽ„āœØ

Day Twenty Three  
ANALOGUEMore fun on Hollie & Jack’s day, captured the analogue way.
A scavenger-style disposable came...
23/12/2025

Day Twenty Three 
ANALOGUE

More fun on Hollie & Jack’s day, captured the analogue way.
A scavenger-style disposable camera hunt šŸ“·

I love this idea. Hollie & Jack left disposable cameras on their reception tables at , inviting guests to take part in a scavenger-style photo hunt, capturing the chaos, the laughter, and all the in-between moments no one else sees.
Grainy, unfiltered, and full of feeling ✨

Day Twenty Two
 THE HARDEST PARTThis one took some thought.From a couple’s point of view, the hardest part of a wedding ...
22/12/2025

Day Twenty Two

THE HARDEST PART

This one took some thought.
From a couple’s point of view, the hardest part of a wedding often isn’t the planning, it’s the people who can’t be there. The empty spaces, the names mentioned in speeches, the moments that catch you off guard.

The photos here are from Jade and Tom’s wedding. Jade carried a photo of her dad in her bouquet, and they had a small shrine to him at the reception, a beautiful quiet way to include him in the day.

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